Fig 1.
Non-Māori-speaking New Zealanders’ mean wordhood confidence ratings for real word and non-word stimuli per frequency bin, and their relation to phonotactic score.
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Fig 2.
Raw data from Experiment 1 (Word Identification task) showing mean wordhood confidence ratings for real word (blue triangles) and non word (black circles) stimuli.
Table 1.
Model summary for Experiment 1.
Table 2.
Model summary for investigation of individual differences in Experiment 1, using participant d-prime.
Fig 3.
Partial effect plots for predicted ratings.
It shows interactions of participant d-prime with effects of: (a) the interaction of phonotactic score and stimulus type (word or non-word); (b) the presence of a macron; (c) the number of phonological neighbours. Participant d-prime was entered in the statistical model as a continuous variable, but is taken at two fixed values here for illustrative purposes: high (d-prime = 3) and low (d-prime = 1).
Fig 4.
Proportion of correct definitions as a function of familiarity, based on the predicted mean ratings from Experiment 1.
Selected words are labeled adjacent to the corresponding point.
Table 3.
Model results for Experiment 2 (modelling definition accuracy).