Table 1 shows the distribution of the means across the different conditions. For
the secondary hypothesis the effect of divided versus full attention was statistically
significant, indicating that attention did have an
effect on recollection and familiarity. There was also a statistically significant interaction
between attention and recollection/familiarity Two
paired t-test, independent of the previous test, were conducted to discover if the
interaction was effecting both the recollect and the familiarity or just one of the
probabilities. Both tests compare divided versus full attention and the effect on either
recollection or familiarity. The effect of attention on recollection was statistically