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An analysis of simple effects showed that this age effect was significant
for the word stimuli,
F(1,28) = 15.56,
p < 0.01, but not
for the pictorial stimuli,
F(1,28) = 0.14, p = 0.71. Therefore,
there is no evidence that 12-year olds differ from 8-year olds in their
ability to recognize pictures. Finally, pictures were recognized better
than words, F(1,28) = 35.05, p <0 .01. An analysis of simple effects
showed that the advantage of words over pictures was significant for
both the 8-year olds, F(1,28) = 26.46, p <0 .01, and for the 12-year
olds, F(1,28) = 5.77, p =0 .023.
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