Table 1 Significant effects from experiment 1 (n=14).

From: Causative role of left aIPS in coding shared goals during human–avatar complementary joint actions

Effect

F

df

P

η 2

Grasping asynchrony

 Main effect of action-type

11.88

1,13

0.004

0.477

 Main effect of movement-type

8.46

1,13

0.012

0.394

 Action-type × movement-type

35.81

1,13

<0.001

0.734

 Action-type × clip-type × movement-type

89.37

1,13

<0.001

0.873

 Site × action-type

5.37

2,26

0.011

0.292

Reaction times

 Action-type × clip-type

5.49

1,13

0.036

0.297

 Site × action-type

3.5

2,26

0.045

0.212

 Site × movement-type

3.8

2,26

0.036

0.226

Movement times

 Main effect of clip-type

255

1,13

<0.001

0.951

 Action-type × movement-type

2,560

1,13

<0.001

0.995

 Action-type × clip-type × movement-type

1,131

1,13

<0.001

0.989

maxH

 Main effect of clip-type

97.5

1,13

<0.001

0.882

 Main effect of movement-type

139.1

1,13

<0.001

0.914

 Action-type × clip-type

10.9

1,13

0.006

0.456

 Action-type × movement-type

13.3

1,13

0.003

0.505

 Clip-type × movement-type

105.8

1,13

<0.001

0.890

 Action-type × clip-type × movement-type

10.9

1,13

0.006

0.456

maxAp

 Main effect of clip-type

350.4

1,13

<0.001

0.964

 Main effect of movement-type

316

1,13

<0.001

0.960

 Action-type × clip-type

16.1

1,13

<0.001

0.553

 Clip-type × movement-type

118.4

1,13

<0.001

0.901

 Clip-type × action-type × movement-type

19.9

1,13

<0.001

0.605

  1. ANOVA, analysis of variance; maxAp, maximum grip aperture; maxH, maximum wrist height.
  2. The table reports all significant effects showed by the repeated measures ANOVAs on z-scores of grasping asynchrony, reaction times, movement times and wrist and pre-shaping kinematics (maxH and maxAp), having stimulation site (aIPS/vertex/sham) × action-type (complementary/imitative) × clip-type (correction/no-correction) × movement-type (power/precision grip) as within-subject factors (see Methods section). In bold and italics are the significant interactions including the factor stimulation site described in the main text.