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Fig 1.

Representations of the four conditions in the experiment for Russian participants.

Note. Upper-left quadrant: the word “tree” written in Hanzi and its picture aid. Lower-left quadrant: the word “tree” written in Hanzi and its translation into Russian written in Cyrillic. Upper-right quadrant: the word “tree” written in Pinyin and its picture aid. Lower-right quadrant: the word “tree” written in Pinyin and its translation into Russian written in Cyrillic.

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Fig 2.

Experimental procedure (Translated into English).

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Table 1.

Means (Standard deviations) for type of script, aid, and country in JOLs.

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Table 2.

Full results from the ANOVAs for JOLs and beliefs.

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Fig 3.

Interactions of Judgments of Learning for Number of Scripts X Type of Script (Panel A), and Number of Scripts X Aid (Panel B).

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Table 3.

Means (Standard deviations) for the proportions of hits, false alarms, A′ and B′′D for the word recognition test.

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Table 4.

Full results from the ANOVAs for the word recognition test.

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Table 5.

Means (Standard deviations) for the proportions of hits, false alarms, A′ and B′′D for the word-aid recognition test.

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Table 6.

Full results from the ANOVAs for the word-aid recognition test.

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Table 7.

Mean (Standard deviation) for beliefs.

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