= Solution
\b[TODO: an empirical Results section cannot be completed without the analysis and descriptive output.] It must identify the actual <factorial design>, outcome scale and fitted model; summarize the four condition <means> with appropriately labeled <standard deviations> or <standard errors>; and report the congruence, delay and <interaction> tests with their actual <F-test> statistics, <statistical degrees of freedom>, <p-values>, <effect sizes> and relevant <confidence intervals>.
Interpret an <interaction> as evidence that the cue-congruence difference varies with delay, not merely as evidence that one separate test was significant and another was not. Any <simple-effects analysis> must identify its contrasts and <multiple testing> treatment. If the analysis used transformed <reaction times>, distinguish the model's scale from raw-second summaries. A nonsignificant result does not establish equality or absence of a theoretically meaningful effect. These are reporting requirements, not placeholders for invented results.
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