Neural correlates of attentional switching dysfunction in major depressive disorder: Evidence from an event-related potential study with a dual-task paradigm

Table 3 Analysis of variances outcome of the behavioral data (dual task)

	Df (num)	Df (den)	F	P value	η2p
Dual task accuracy
Group	1	561	11.851	0.001	0.1751
Emotion	2	551	10.0961	< 0.001	0.2691
SOA	2	55	0.382	0.685	0.014
Group × emotion	2	55	1.664	0.199	0.057
Group × SOA	2	55	0.271	0.764	0.01
Emotion × SOA	4	53	0.89	0.477	0.063
Group × emotion × SOA	4	53	0.868	0.489	0.061
Dual task reaction time
Group	1	56	3.116	0.083	0.053
Emotion	2	551	12.6171	< 0.001	0.3141
SOA	2	551	101.331	< 0.001	0.6441
Group × emotion	2	55	2.601	0.083	0.086
Group × SOA	2	55	1.126	0.332	0.039
Emotion × SOA	4	53	0.464	0.751	0.008
Group × emotion × SOA	4	53	0.878	0.483	0.062

¹Represent that probability values were corrected for departures from compound symmetry using the Greenhouse-Geisser correction.

SOA: Stimulus onset asynchrony.