Table 1 Generalized linear mixed effect models showing the effects of fixed effects on the number of attempts to succeed when both personality types and intra-individual variabilities (IIVs) of both predators Portia labiata and prey Cosmophasis umbratica were included in the models (n = 39).

From: Predator personality and prey behavioural predictability jointly determine foraging performance

Fixed effects

Estimate

SE

Z

P

Intercept

0.734

0.122

6.017

<0.0001

Trial number

0.030

0.118

0.256

0.798

Body size ratio *

−0.063

0.129

−0.491

0.623

Predator aggressiveness

−0.007

0.119

−0.605

0.545

Predator IIV

0.165

0.126

1.314

0.189

Prey boldness

0.142

0.154

0.918

0.359

Prey IIV

−0.134

0.149

−0.903

0.366

Predator aggressiveness × prey boldness

−0.055

0.159

−0.343

0.731

Predator IIV × prey IIV

−0.096

0.172

−0.558

0.577

Predator IIV × prey boldness

0.087

0.107

0.813

0.416

Predator aggressiveness × prey IIV

−0.321

0.124

−2.580

0.009

  1. *Body size ratio = carapace width of prey/carapace width of predator. Bold indicates the significant value. The full model was step-wise simplified by dropping the least significant interaction term.