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Table 1.

Truth Table for the Four Logical Forms (Conjunctive, Biconditional, Conditional, Material Implication) and Examples of Materials.

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Fig 1.

Example of the Liking Rating Task in Experiment 1 (Conjunctive Form and FT Target).

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Fig 2.

Mean Liking Ratings and Cousineau-Morey Difference Adjusted 95% Confidence Intervals for the Four Logical Forms and Targets in Experiment 1.

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Table 2.

Percentages for the Response Categories (True, False, and Void) in the Truth Table Task in Experiment 1.

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Table 3.

A Negated Paradigm of a Conditional With an Example of the Conditional Statements and Targets.

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Fig 3.

Mean Liking Ratings and Cousineau-Morey Difference Adjusted 95% Confidence Intervals for the Four Targets and Matching in Experiment 2.

Note: ++ double matching, +- antecedent matching, -+ consequent matching,—double mismatching

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Table 4.

Percentages for the Response Categories (True, False, and Void) in the Truth Table Task in Experiment 2.

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Table 5.

Correlations Between the Number of De Finetti Table Responses in the Truth Table Task, Rational-Experiential Inventory Scores, and Liking Ratings in Experiment 2.

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Table 6.

Summary of the Results of the Bayesian Mixed Model Meta-analysis [log(BF)].

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Fig 4.

Density and Credible Intervals of 1000 Posterior Samples for the relevant fixed effects of the Maximal Random Effect Structure for the Fixed Effects of the Suppositional * Matching Model.

Vertical lines depict the 25–75% posterior probability intervals.

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