Note. Created with ggstatsplot’s gghistostats (Patil, 2021). Scales are between -5 favoring inaction and 5 favoring action. The Welch F-test tests the difference between the mean of the three condition – control, negative prior and positive prior, with the associated p-value and effect size of partial omega squared with 95% confidence intervals. Below the figure is computed the Bayes factor in favor of the null hypothesis with a Cauchy prior of 0.707. A negative log(BF01) indicates a negative evidence for the null hypothesis, and is accompanied by the mean posterior difference and 95% credible interval. A log(BF01) between [0, 2] indicates weak evidence for the null hypothesis and [2, 6] positive evidence for the null hypothesis.