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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychol Sci. 2017 Jun 12;28(8):1103–1115. doi: 10.1177/0956797617702502

Table 4. Two-level hierarchical generalized linear model of recall performance predicted by Item Value, List, and Study Condition in Experiment 2.

Fixed effects Recall
Intercept (β00) -0.52***
 Predictors of intercept
  Cond1: Full attention v. Tone monitoring (β01) -0.72***
  Cond2: Full attention v. Paired tones (β02) -0.67**
  Cond3: Full attention v. 1back (β03) -0.98***
Value (β10) 0.21***
 Predictors of value
  Cond1: FA v. TM (β11) -0.02
  Cond2: FA v. PT (β12) -0.05
  Cond3: FA v. 1back (β13) -0.05
List (β20) 0.01
 Predictors of list
  Cond1: FA v. TM (β21) -0.01
  Cond2: FA v. PT (β22) 0.06
  Cond3: FA v. 1back (β23) 0.09**
List × Value (β30) 0.03**
 Predictors of list × value
  Cond1: FA v. TM (β31) 0.02
  Cond2: FA v. PT (β32) 0.03
  Cond3: FA v. 1back (β33) 0.0003

Random effects Variance

Intercept (person-level) (r0) 0.22***
Value (r1) 0.03***
List (r2) 0.002
List × Value (r3) 0.003***

Note. Logit link function was used to address the binary nature of the recall outcome.

*

p < .05

**

p < .01

***

p < .001