Figure 5
From: Attention allows the SNARC effect to operate on multiple number lines
Comparison between Experiment 1 and 2 by calculating the overall slope for all stimuli (21 to 89). (A) Regression analyses for the slope in the magnitude comparison task (gray) and the parity judgment task (black) were significant in Experiment 1, whereas in (B) Experiment 2, there was no significant regression. In this graph, it can also be seen that although the decade slope differs (which is theoretically important), the main variance in spatial-numerical associations stems from the task-relevant units in all experiments.
