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Average ratings for potential attraction conditions (Fuchs et al.,).
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The results are plotted in Figure 1, which organizes ratings by potential attraction condition; error bars represent bootstrapped 95% confidence intervals drawn from 10,000 samples of the data.
Average ratings for potential attraction conditions from native (top) and heritage (bottom) speakers of Spanish in an extension of the methodology from Fuchs et al. .
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The results appear in Figure 2. Figure 2 shows that heritage speakers behave similarly to the native baseline in treating feminine vs. masculine head nouns separately with respect to attraction.
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An example item from Polinsky .
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F3
The stimuli all featured reversible actions, for example, chasing as in Figure 3.
An example item from Scontras et al. .
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The pictures matched either a surface (Figure 4, left) or an inverse (Figure 4, right) interpretation of the sentence7. With respect to the scenarios depicted in Figure 4, (14) should therefore be judged true only with respect to the left image.
Results from each of the four experiments from Scontras et al. .
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Figure 5 plots average ratings by condition; error bars represent bootstrapped 95% confidence intervals drawn from 10,000 samples of the data. Figure 5 plots the results. Results are plotted in Figure 5 above.