Getting the Picture: Iconicity Does Not Affect Representation-Referent Confusion

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Marina C. Wimmer ,

* E-mail: marina.wimmer@plymouth.ac.uk

Affiliation University of Plymouth, School of Psychology, Cognition Centre, Plymouth, United Kingdom
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Elizabeth J. Robinson,

Affiliation University of Warwick, Department of Psychology, Coventry, United Kingdom
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Laura Koenig,

Affiliation University of Plymouth, School of Psychology, Cognition Centre, Plymouth, United Kingdom
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Emma Corder

Affiliation Oxford Brookes University, School of Psychology, Oxford, United Kingdom
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