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Table 1.

How to calculate Entropy from participants pronunciations for the pseudoword <wap>.

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Table 2.

Intercorrelations for English-speaking participants (Exp 1).

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Table 3.

Intercorrelations for German-speaking participants (Exp 1).

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Fig 1.

Distribution of Entropy values for German and English adults.

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Fig 2.

Distribution of Entropy for German/English bilingual children reading German vs English items.

The dashed lines are the medians for each orthography.

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Table 4.

Intercorrelations for bilingual children reading German items (Exp 2).

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Table 5.

Intercorrelations for bilingual children reading English items (Exp 2).

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Fig 3.

Distribution of Entropy for German/English bilingual and German monolingual children.

The dashed lines are the medians for each orthography.

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Fig 4.

Distribution of Entropy for German monolingual children across grades.

The dashed lines are the medians for each orthography.

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Table 6.

Monolingual German children in grade 2 (exp 2).

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Table 7.

Monolingual German children in grade 3 (exp 2).

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Table 8.

Monolingual German children in grade 4 (exp 2).

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Fig 5.

Distribution of Entropy values in French and Italian children.

The dashed lines are the medians for each orthography.

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Table 9.

Intercorrelations for French children (Exp 3).

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Table 10.

Intercorrelations for Italian children (Exp 3).

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Fig 6.

Distribution of Entropy values for French, German and English adults.

The dashed lines are the medians for each orthography.

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Table 11.

Multiple regression, English-French, word-like pseudoword.

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Table 12.

Multiple regression, English-German, word-like pseudoword.

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Table 13.

Multiple regression, French-German, word-like pseudowords.

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Table 14.

Intercorrelations for English-speaking adults reading word-like pseudowords (Exp 4).

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Table 15.

Intercorrelations for French adults reading word-like pseudowords (Exp 4).

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Table 16.

Intercorrelations for German adults reading word-like pseudowords (Exp 4).

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Table 17.

Intercorrelations for English adults reading dissimilar pseudowords (Exp 4).

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Table 18.

Intercorrelations for French adults reading dissimilar pseudowords (Exp 4).

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Table 19.

Intercorrelations for German adults reading dissimilar Pseuodowords (exp 4).

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