Research Article

The Better You Feel the Better You Learn: Do Warm Colours and Rounded Shapes Enhance Learning Outcome in Multimedia Learning?

Table 2

Regression of performance after learning (i.e., comprehension and transfer) on condition and positive and negative affect measured before learning .

PredictorsComprehensionTransfer
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Condition only model
 Intercept6.48022.24<.0014.02025.11<.001
 Condition0.3070.78.4370.3901.81.074
Main effects model
 Intercept6.56723.55<.0014.05125.50<.001
 Condition0.1490.40.6930.3331.55.124
 Positive affect0.0352.75.0070.009−1.17.246
 Negative affect−0.038−2.15.034−0.017−1.74.085
Interaction model
 Intercept6.63324.11<.0014.04025.30<.001
 Condition0.129.35.7290.3361.56.121
 Positive affect0.0492.51.013−0.003−0.31.760
 Negative affect−0.078−2.98.004−0.019−1.25.216
 Condition × positive affect−0.027−1.05.2970.0211.38.169
 Condition × negative affect0.0742.12.0360.0010.07.946
Final model
 Intercept6.61924.08<.0014.05526.14<.001
 Condition0.133.36.7210.3301.58.118
 Positive affect0.0342.66.009−0.012−1.01.317
 Negative affect−0.081−3.11.002−0.011−1.03.305
 Condition × negative affect0.0772.22.029
 Condition × positive affect0.0322.11.038
 Positive × negative affect0.0022.40.018

Note. Condition was dummy-coded using the neutral affect condition as the reference group. Positive and negative affect were centered. Dashes are indicating that the predictor was not entered into the regression model.