Figure 2
(A) Left: The grand average of normalized skin conductance response (SCR) in driving and navigating roles with different outcomes in events. The two top rows of the left column illustrate the differences in passing and failing (line type difference) around running and testing events (time 0). The lower two rows of the left column illustrate effect of roles (colour difference) around the events (time 0). Dotted lines show naive p < 0.05 bootstrapped confidence intervals for each time point. (B) Right: The right column shows the grand averages of intra-participant differences in scaled SCR signals, corresponding to the respective plot in the left column. The participant-wise averages were sampled to find confidence intervals for the differences. Dashed lines show confidence bands derived using MWE67 corrected boundaries for p < 0.05 significance. Dotted lines show the naive 95% bootstrapped confidence intervals for each time point. The gray background marks time points where the signal level difference deviates from zero significantly.
