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Fig 1.

The Müller-Lyer illusion.

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Fig 2.

Acceptability judgments across the two groups in illusions.

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Fig 3.

Accuracy in providing the target judgment by condition and group.

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Table 1.

Accuracy across the two groups.

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Fig 4.

Global reaction times (illusions and fillers together) across the two groups.

The y axis shows milliseconds (ms).

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Fig 5.

Reaction times (ms) split for judgment type in illusions across the two groups.

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Fig 6.

Reaction times (ms) split for judgment type in fillers across the two groups.

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Fig 7.

Accuracy in giving the target judgment across the three groups.

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Table 2.

Accuracy across the three groups.

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Fig 8.

Reaction times (ms) by condition across the three groups.

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Fig 9.

Reaction times (ms) split for judgment in illusions across the three groups.

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