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Table 1.

Split-half reliabilities for each variable calculated for the whole sample, as well as for the group of females and males separately.

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Table 2.

Descriptive statistics (M–mean, SD–standard deviation, min–minimum, max–maximum) for all variables in the NAWL calculated for the whole sample for each of n = 2902 Polish words.

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Fig 1.

Normalized frequency distribution of mean ratings for the basic emotions included in the NAWL (n = 2902).

Dotted lines represent median values of the respective distributions.

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Table 3.

Correlations between variables included in the NAWL database (n = 2902). All correlations were significant at the .01 level (two-tailed).

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Table 4.

Number of NAWL words (n = 2902) representing distinct basic emotions as classified with different methods [7, 16].

For Euclidean distance (ED) based classification method following threshold values were used: 2.5 for happiness, 5.5 for anger, sadness, fear, disgust; 2.5 for the neutral class.

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Fig 2.

Distribution of the NAWL stimuli assigned to basic emotions in the affective space of valence and arousal.

Euclidean distance based classification method was used to classify words (threshold values: 2.5 for happiness, 5.5 for anger, sadness, fear, disgust; 2.5 for the neutral class).

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Table 5.

Comparison of the numbers of words classified as basic emotion specific in the NAWL and DENN-BAWL studies.

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