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University of Groningen

Experimental investigations into the semantics of distributive marking

Bosnić, Ana

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10.33612/diss.171644158

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Appendices

Chapter 2

Appendix A

Results separated by number of objects, for all three main response types:

Distributive answers (left for number three; right for number two):

Collective answers (left for number three; right for number two):

Cumulative (1-to-1) answers (left for number three; right for number two):

Appendix B

The best model fit for distributive answers for both languages:

Model: Answer_Dist ~ Type * Age + Number + (1 + Type | Subjects) + (1 | Items) 

Estimate SE Z value P value (Intercept)Null-three-Dutch-8 -1.154 0.665 -1.735 0.082 . Quantifier 7.989 1.112 7.182 <0.0001 *** Serbian-7 -1.070 0.978 -1.094 0.273 Serbian-8 -2.833 1.040 -2.724 0.006 ** Serbian-9 -3.816 1.085 -3.518 0.0004 *** Dutch-9 -1.226 0.928 -1.321 0.186 Number two 0.678 0.173 3.919 <0.0001 *** Quantifier:Serbian-7 -5.509 1.362 -4.044 <0.0001 *** Quantifier:Serbian-8 -2.940 1.370 -2.147 0.031 * Quantifier:Serbian-9 -0.528 1.403 -0.376 0.707 Quantifier:Dutch-9 0.317 1.289 0.246 0.806

Appendix C

The best model fit for collective answers for both languages:

Model: Answer_Coll ~ Type + Age + Number + (1 + Type + Number |Subjects) + (1|Items)

Estimate SE Z value P value (Intercept) Null-three-Dutch-8 -4.829 1.002 -4.817 <0.0001 *** Quantifier -7.634 1.443 -5.292 <0.0001 *** Serbian-7 0.751 1.149 0.654 0.513 Serbian-8 2.714 1.114 2.438 0.015 * Serbian-9 3.623 1.079 3.358 0.0008 *** Dutch-9 2.316 1.010 2.292 0.022 * Number two 2.164 0.453 4.776 <0.0001 ***

Appendix D

The best model fit for cumulative (1-to-1) answers for both languages:

Model: Answer_Cumulative ~ Type * Age + Number + (1 + Type + Number |Subjects) + (1|Items)

Estimate SE Z value P value (Intercept) Null-three-Dutch-8 -1.851 0.662 -2.798 0.005 * Quantifier -6.112 1.479 -4.133 <0.0001 *** Serbian-7 1.894 0.946 2.003 0.045 * Serbian-8 3.190 0.960 3.323 0.0009 *** Serbian-9 0.375 0.965 0.388 0.698 Dutch-9 0.674 0.908 0.743 0.458 Number two -3.121 0.411 -7.601 <0.0001 *** Quantifier:Serbian-7 4.562 1.606 2.851 0.004 ** Quantifier:Serbian-8 3.570 1.606 2.222 0.026 * Quantifier:Serbian-9 3.387 1.549 2.186 0.029 * Quantifier:Dutch-9 0.379 1.564 0.242 0.808

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Appendices

Chapter 2

Appendix A

Results separated by number of objects, for all three main response types:

Distributive answers (left for number three; right for number two):

Collective answers (left for number three; right for number two):

Cumulative (1-to-1) answers (left for number three; right for number two):

Appendix B

The best model fit for distributive answers for both languages:

Model: Answer_Dist ~ Type * Age + Number + (1 + Type | Subjects) + (1 | Items) 

Estimate SE Z value P value (Intercept)Null-three-Dutch-8 -1.154 0.665 -1.735 0.082 . Quantifier 7.989 1.112 7.182 <0.0001 *** Serbian-7 -1.070 0.978 -1.094 0.273 Serbian-8 -2.833 1.040 -2.724 0.006 ** Serbian-9 -3.816 1.085 -3.518 0.0004 *** Dutch-9 -1.226 0.928 -1.321 0.186 Number two 0.678 0.173 3.919 <0.0001 *** Quantifier:Serbian-7 -5.509 1.362 -4.044 <0.0001 *** Quantifier:Serbian-8 -2.940 1.370 -2.147 0.031 * Quantifier:Serbian-9 -0.528 1.403 -0.376 0.707 Quantifier:Dutch-9 0.317 1.289 0.246 0.806

Appendix C

The best model fit for collective answers for both languages:

Model: Answer_Coll ~ Type + Age + Number + (1 + Type + Number |Subjects) + (1|Items)

Estimate SE Z value P value (Intercept) Null-three-Dutch-8 -4.829 1.002 -4.817 <0.0001 *** Quantifier -7.634 1.443 -5.292 <0.0001 *** Serbian-7 0.751 1.149 0.654 0.513 Serbian-8 2.714 1.114 2.438 0.015 * Serbian-9 3.623 1.079 3.358 0.0008 *** Dutch-9 2.316 1.010 2.292 0.022 * Number two 2.164 0.453 4.776 <0.0001 ***

Appendix D

The best model fit for cumulative (1-to-1) answers for both languages:

Model: Answer_Cumulative ~ Type * Age + Number + (1 + Type + Number |Subjects) + (1|Items)

Estimate SE Z value P value (Intercept) Null-three-Dutch-8 -1.851 0.662 -2.798 0.005 * Quantifier -6.112 1.479 -4.133 <0.0001 *** Serbian-7 1.894 0.946 2.003 0.045 * Serbian-8 3.190 0.960 3.323 0.0009 *** Serbian-9 0.375 0.965 0.388 0.698 Dutch-9 0.674 0.908 0.743 0.458 Number two -3.121 0.411 -7.601 <0.0001 *** Quantifier:Serbian-7 4.562 1.606 2.851 0.004 ** Quantifier:Serbian-8 3.570 1.606 2.222 0.026 * Quantifier:Serbian-9 3.387 1.549 2.186 0.029 * Quantifier:Dutch-9 0.379 1.564 0.242 0.808

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Appendix E

1) The best model fit for distributive answers in Serbian - 7-year-olds:

Model_Serbian7: Answer_Dist  ~ Type + Number + (1 + Type |Subjects) + (1|Items)

Estimate SE Z value P value (Intercept) svaki-three 0.132 0.990 0.133 0.894 Type null -3.471 1.070 -3.243 0.001 ** Type po -1.778 0.753 -2.362 0.018 * Number two 0.528 0.312 1.693 0.090 .

2) The best model fit for distributive answers in Serbian - 8-year-olds:

Model_Serbian8: Answer_Dist  ~ Type + Number + (1 + Type|Subjects) + (1|Item)

Estimate SE Z value P value (Intercept) svaki-three 1.278 1.539 0.831 0.406 Type null -5.478 1.551 -3.532 0.0004 *** Type po -4.304 1.539 -2.796 0.005 ** Number two 1.016 0.353 2.877 0.004 **

3) The best model fit for distributive answers in Serbian - 9-year-olds:

Model_Serbian9: Answer_Dist  ~ Type + Number + (1+Type|Subjects) 

Estimate SE Z value P value (Intercept) svaki-three 2.090 0.872 2.395 0.017 * Type null -7.082 1.181 -5.995 <0.0001 *** Type po -1.467 0.758 -1.935 0.053 * Number two 0.496 0.319 1.555 0.120

Chapter 3

Appendix A

Experiment 1

Serbian experiment:

Formula: Answer ~ Picture Type + (1 + Picture Type | Subjects)

Estimate Std. Error z-value Pr (>|z|) Intercept (Picture Type A) 9.033 3.170 2.850 0.001 ** Picture Type B – non-exhausted spaces -1.701 3.427 -0.496 0.620 Picture Type C – non-exhausted monkeys -16.601 3.466 -4.790 0.001 ***

Korean experiment:

Formula: Answer ~ Picture Type + (1 + Picture Type | Subjects)

Estimate Std. Error z-value Pr (>|z|) Intercept (Picture Type A) 11.263 5.925 1.901 0.057. Picture Type B – non-exhausted spaces -0.934 6.741 -0.139 0.890 Picture Type C – non-exhausted monkeys -18.917 6.683 -2.830 0.001 **

Experiment 2

Serbian experiment:

Formula: Answer ~ Picture Type + (1 + Picture Type | Subjects) + (1 | Items)

Estimate Std. Error z-value Pr (>|z|) Intercept (Picture Type B1) 7.779 1.988 3.914 0.001 *** Picture Type A1 – all exhausted 0.311 3.011 0.103 0.918 Picture Type C1 – non-exhausted monkeys

outside cages -11.406 2.573 -4.432 0.001 ***

Korean experiment:

Formula: Answer ~ Picture Type + (1 + Picture Type | Subjects)

Estimate Std. Error z-value Pr (>|z|) Intercept (Picture Type B1) 3.220 1.123 2.868 0.004 ** Picture Type A1 – all exhausted 4.312 2.981 1.446 0.148 Picture Type C1 – non-exhausted monkeys

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Appendix E

1) The best model fit for distributive answers in Serbian - 7-year-olds:

Model_Serbian7: Answer_Dist  ~ Type + Number + (1 + Type |Subjects) + (1|Items)

Estimate SE Z value P value (Intercept) svaki-three 0.132 0.990 0.133 0.894 Type null -3.471 1.070 -3.243 0.001 ** Type po -1.778 0.753 -2.362 0.018 * Number two 0.528 0.312 1.693 0.090 .

2) The best model fit for distributive answers in Serbian - 8-year-olds:

Model_Serbian8: Answer_Dist  ~ Type + Number + (1 + Type|Subjects) + (1|Item)

Estimate SE Z value P value (Intercept) svaki-three 1.278 1.539 0.831 0.406 Type null -5.478 1.551 -3.532 0.0004 *** Type po -4.304 1.539 -2.796 0.005 ** Number two 1.016 0.353 2.877 0.004 **

3) The best model fit for distributive answers in Serbian - 9-year-olds:

Model_Serbian9: Answer_Dist  ~ Type + Number + (1+Type|Subjects) 

Estimate SE Z value P value (Intercept) svaki-three 2.090 0.872 2.395 0.017 * Type null -7.082 1.181 -5.995 <0.0001 *** Type po -1.467 0.758 -1.935 0.053 * Number two 0.496 0.319 1.555 0.120

Chapter 3

Appendix A

Experiment 1

Serbian experiment:

Formula: Answer ~ Picture Type + (1 + Picture Type | Subjects)

Estimate Std. Error z-value Pr (>|z|) Intercept (Picture Type A) 9.033 3.170 2.850 0.001 ** Picture Type B – non-exhausted spaces -1.701 3.427 -0.496 0.620 Picture Type C – non-exhausted monkeys -16.601 3.466 -4.790 0.001 ***

Korean experiment:

Formula: Answer ~ Picture Type + (1 + Picture Type | Subjects)

Estimate Std. Error z-value Pr (>|z|) Intercept (Picture Type A) 11.263 5.925 1.901 0.057. Picture Type B – non-exhausted spaces -0.934 6.741 -0.139 0.890 Picture Type C – non-exhausted monkeys -18.917 6.683 -2.830 0.001 **

Experiment 2

Serbian experiment:

Formula: Answer ~ Picture Type + (1 + Picture Type | Subjects) + (1 | Items)

Estimate Std. Error z-value Pr (>|z|) Intercept (Picture Type B1) 7.779 1.988 3.914 0.001 *** Picture Type A1 – all exhausted 0.311 3.011 0.103 0.918 Picture Type C1 – non-exhausted monkeys

outside cages -11.406 2.573 -4.432 0.001 ***

Korean experiment:

Formula: Answer ~ Picture Type + (1 + Picture Type | Subjects)

Estimate Std. Error z-value Pr (>|z|) Intercept (Picture Type B1) 3.220 1.123 2.868 0.004 ** Picture Type A1 – all exhausted 4.312 2.981 1.446 0.148 Picture Type C1 – non-exhausted monkeys

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Appendix B

Examples of two experimental conditions:

Picture C Picture C1

Complete list of items in Serbian (with English translations):

(1) Leti po jedan papagaj. – Po one parrot is flying.

(2) Peva po jedan kanarinac. – Po one canary is singing.

(3) Leti po jedna sova. – Po one owl is flying.

(4) Leži po jedan tigar. – Po one tiger is lying.

(5) Maše po jedan lav. – Po one lion is waving.

(6) Leži po jedan panter. – Po one panther is lying.

(7) Sedi po jedan slon. – Po one elephant is sitting.

(8) Pleše po jedan nilski konj. – Po one hippo is dancing.

(9) Peva po jedan nosorog. – Po one rhino is singing.

(10) Skače po jedan majmun. – Po one monkey is jumping.

(11) Sedi po jedna gorila. – Po one gorilla is sitting.

(12) Pleše po jedna šimpanza. – Po one chimpanzee is dancing.

(13) Maše po jedan medved. – Po one bear is waving.

(14) Skače po jedan konj. – Po one horse is jumping.

(15) Plače po jedna zebra. – Po one zebra is crying.

(16) Plače po jedna žirafa. – Po one giraffe is crying.

Complete list of items in Korean (with English translations):

(1) 앵무새 한 마리씩이 날고 있다. – One parrot ssik is flying.

(2) 카나리아 새 한 마리씩이 노래하고 있다. – One canary ssik is singing. (3) 부엉이 한 마리씩이 날고 있다. – One owl ssik is flying.

(4) 호랑이 한 마리씩이 엎드려 있다. – One tiger ssik lying. (5) 사자 한 마리씩이 손을 흔들고 있다. – One lion ssik is waving. (6) 표범 한 마리씩이 엎드려 있다. – One panther ssik is lying. (7) 코끼리 한 마리씩이 앉아 있다. – One elephant ssik is sitting. (8) 하마 한 마리씩이 춤을 추고 있다. – One hippo ssik is dancing. (9) 코뿔소 한 마리씩이 노래를 하고 있다. – One rhino ssik is singing. (10) 원숭이 한 마리씩이 뛰고 있다. – One monkey ssik is jumping. (11) 고릴라 한 마리씩이 앉아 있다. – One gorilla ssik is sitting.

(12) 침팬지 한 마리씩이 춤을 추고 있다. – One chimpanzee ssik is dancing. (13) 곰 한 마리씩이 손을 흔들고 있다. – One bear ssik is waving.

(14) 말 한 마리씩이 뛰고 있다. – One horse ssik is jumping. (15) 얼룩말 한 마리씩이 울고 있다. – One zebra ssik is crying. (16) 기린 한 마리씩이 울고 있다. – One giraffe ssik is crying.

All experimental material available on:

https://osf.io/m75zk/?view_only=611d9a7e071c4c30a2e4dc572804ab2a

Chapter 4

Appendix A

A1: The best model output – whole population:

Answer ~ Picture * Group + (1 + Picture |Subjects)

Estimate Std. Error Z value Pr(>|z|)

(Intercept) Four - A 1.413 0.581 2.432 0.015 * Four - C -4.915 0.594 -8.279 0.000 *** Four - B -4.232 0.555 -7.632 0.000 *** One - A 6.855 0.796 8.613 0.000 *** One - C -5.671 0.847 -6.693 0.000 *** One - B -5.772 0.844 -6.841 0.000 ***

A2: Tukey contrasts

Results are given on the logit (not the response) scale. Confidence level

used: 0.95; P value adjustment: tukey method for comparing a family of

6 estimates

Contrast Estimate Std. Error Z value P value

Four-A : Four-C 4.9151709 0.5937260 8.279 <.0001 Four-A : Four-B 4.2324117 0.5545881 7.632 <.0001 Four-A : One-A -6.8551681 0.7959551 -8.613 <.0001 Four-A : One-C 3.7314045 0.5542638 6.732 <.0001 Four-A : One-B 3.1496332 0.5252151 5.997 <.0001 Four-C : Four-B -0.6827592 0.5024893 -1.359 0.7517 Four-C : One-A -11.7703391 1.0108700 -11.644 <.0001 Four-C : One-C -1.1837664 0.2891111 -4.095 0.0006 Four-C : One-B -1.7655377 0.4697285 -3.759 0.0024 Four-B : One-A -11.0875799 0.9921515 -11.175 <.0001 Four-B : One-C -0.5010072 0.4539321 -1.104 0.8801 Four-B : One-B -1.0827785 0.2779503 -3.896 0.0014 One-A : One-C 10.5865727 0.9886908 10.708 <.0001 One-A : One-B 10.0048013 0.9766699 10.244 <.0001 One-C : One-B -0.5817713 0.4173874 -1.394 0.7308

A3: The best model output – YES sayers:

Answer ~ Picture + Group + (1 + Picture |Subjects)

Estimate Std. Error Z value Pr(>|z|)

(Intercept) Four - A 5.678 1.423 3.991 0.000 ***

Four - C -7.250 1.479 -4.901 0.000 ***

Four - B -6.326 1.426 -4.436 0.000 ***

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Appendix B

Examples of two experimental conditions:

Picture C Picture C1

Complete list of items in Serbian (with English translations):

(1) Leti po jedan papagaj. – Po one parrot is flying.

(2) Peva po jedan kanarinac. – Po one canary is singing.

(3) Leti po jedna sova. – Po one owl is flying.

(4) Leži po jedan tigar. – Po one tiger is lying.

(5) Maše po jedan lav. – Po one lion is waving.

(6) Leži po jedan panter. – Po one panther is lying.

(7) Sedi po jedan slon. – Po one elephant is sitting.

(8) Pleše po jedan nilski konj. – Po one hippo is dancing.

(9) Peva po jedan nosorog. – Po one rhino is singing.

(10) Skače po jedan majmun. – Po one monkey is jumping.

(11) Sedi po jedna gorila. – Po one gorilla is sitting.

(12) Pleše po jedna šimpanza. – Po one chimpanzee is dancing.

(13) Maše po jedan medved. – Po one bear is waving.

(14) Skače po jedan konj. – Po one horse is jumping.

(15) Plače po jedna zebra. – Po one zebra is crying.

(16) Plače po jedna žirafa. – Po one giraffe is crying.

Complete list of items in Korean (with English translations):

(1) 앵무새 한 마리씩이 날고 있다. – One parrot ssik is flying.

(2) 카나리아 새 한 마리씩이 노래하고 있다. – One canary ssik is singing. (3) 부엉이 한 마리씩이 날고 있다. – One owl ssik is flying.

(4) 호랑이 한 마리씩이 엎드려 있다. – One tiger ssik lying. (5) 사자 한 마리씩이 손을 흔들고 있다. – One lion ssik is waving. (6) 표범 한 마리씩이 엎드려 있다. – One panther ssik is lying. (7) 코끼리 한 마리씩이 앉아 있다. – One elephant ssik is sitting. (8) 하마 한 마리씩이 춤을 추고 있다. – One hippo ssik is dancing. (9) 코뿔소 한 마리씩이 노래를 하고 있다. – One rhino ssik is singing. (10) 원숭이 한 마리씩이 뛰고 있다. – One monkey ssik is jumping. (11) 고릴라 한 마리씩이 앉아 있다. – One gorilla ssik is sitting.

(12) 침팬지 한 마리씩이 춤을 추고 있다. – One chimpanzee ssik is dancing. (13) 곰 한 마리씩이 손을 흔들고 있다. – One bear ssik is waving.

(14) 말 한 마리씩이 뛰고 있다. – One horse ssik is jumping. (15) 얼룩말 한 마리씩이 울고 있다. – One zebra ssik is crying. (16) 기린 한 마리씩이 울고 있다. – One giraffe ssik is crying.

All experimental material available on:

https://osf.io/m75zk/?view_only=611d9a7e071c4c30a2e4dc572804ab2a

Chapter 4

Appendix A

A1: The best model output – whole population:

Answer ~ Picture * Group + (1 + Picture |Subjects)

Estimate Std. Error Z value Pr(>|z|)

(Intercept) Four - A 1.413 0.581 2.432 0.015 * Four - C -4.915 0.594 -8.279 0.000 *** Four - B -4.232 0.555 -7.632 0.000 *** One - A 6.855 0.796 8.613 0.000 *** One - C -5.671 0.847 -6.693 0.000 *** One - B -5.772 0.844 -6.841 0.000 ***

A2: Tukey contrasts

Results are given on the logit (not the response) scale. Confidence level

used: 0.95; P value adjustment: tukey method for comparing a family of

6 estimates

Contrast Estimate Std. Error Z value P value

Four-A : Four-C 4.9151709 0.5937260 8.279 <.0001 Four-A : Four-B 4.2324117 0.5545881 7.632 <.0001 Four-A : One-A -6.8551681 0.7959551 -8.613 <.0001 Four-A : One-C 3.7314045 0.5542638 6.732 <.0001 Four-A : One-B 3.1496332 0.5252151 5.997 <.0001 Four-C : Four-B -0.6827592 0.5024893 -1.359 0.7517 Four-C : One-A -11.7703391 1.0108700 -11.644 <.0001 Four-C : One-C -1.1837664 0.2891111 -4.095 0.0006 Four-C : One-B -1.7655377 0.4697285 -3.759 0.0024 Four-B : One-A -11.0875799 0.9921515 -11.175 <.0001 Four-B : One-C -0.5010072 0.4539321 -1.104 0.8801 Four-B : One-B -1.0827785 0.2779503 -3.896 0.0014 One-A : One-C 10.5865727 0.9886908 10.708 <.0001 One-A : One-B 10.0048013 0.9766699 10.244 <.0001 One-C : One-B -0.5817713 0.4173874 -1.394 0.7308

A3: The best model output – YES sayers:

Answer ~ Picture + Group + (1 + Picture |Subjects)

Estimate Std. Error Z value Pr(>|z|)

(Intercept) Four - A 5.678 1.423 3.991 0.000 ***

Four - C -7.250 1.479 -4.901 0.000 ***

Four - B -6.326 1.426 -4.436 0.000 ***

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A4: The best model output – NO sayers:

Answer ~ Picture * Group + (1 + Picture |Subjects)

Estimate Std. Error Z value Pr(>|z|)

(Intercept) Four - A -2.561 0.372 -6.879 0.000 *** Four - C -5.272 2.658 -1.983 0.047 * Four - B -4.623 2.646 -1.747 0.081 . One - A 5.979 0.658 9.086 0.000 *** One - C -5.011 1.064 -4.707 0.000 *** One - B -5.159 1.150 -4.487 0.000 ***

Appendix B

The best model output - Definiteness follow up with and without po

Answer ~ Picture * Group * Sentence Type + (1 + Picture + Group +

Sentence Type |Subjects)

Estimate Std. Error Z value Pr(>|z|)

(Intercept) Four – A with po -1.387 0.520 -2.667 0.008 **

Four – B with po -3.733 0.653 -5.712 0.000 *** One – A with po 8.343 0.906 9.208 0.000 *** Four – A without po 0.197 0.440 0.448 0.654 One – B with po -5.383 0.983 -5.475 0.000 *** Four – B without po 1.487 0.499 2.981 0.003 ** One – A without po -2.923 0.894 -3.269 0.001 ** One – B without po 2.070 1.000 2.070 0.038 *

Appendix C

Homogeneity effects with po

Yes answers – whole population:

Formula: Answer_yes ~ Group + (1 + Group | Subjects)

Estimate Std. Error Z value Pr(>|z|)

(Intercept) Negative po -0.8830 0.4271 2.068 0.038672 *

Negative definite 1.8897 0.5667 -3.335 0.000854 ***

Negative svaki 3.2807 0.5366 6.114 0.000 ***

Gap answers – whole population:

Formula: Answer_gap ~ Group + (1 | Subjects)

Estimate Std. Error Z value Pr(>|z|)

(Intercept) Negative po -1.2937 0.3565 -3.629 0.000284 ***

Negative definite 0.1581 0.2498 0.633 0.526801

Negative svaki -3.5359 0.4988 -7.089 0.000 ***

Yes answers – population: UQ pattern:

Formula: Answer_yes ~ Group + (1 | Subjects)

Estimate Std. Error Z value Pr(>|z|)

(Intercept) Negative po 1.0361 0.2482 4.175 0.000 ***

Negative definite -2.8139 0.3988 -7.057 0.000 ***

Negative svaki 0.8565 0.4077 2.101 0.0356 *

Gap answers – population: UQ pattern:

Formula: Answer_gap ~ Group + (1 | Subjects)

Estimate Std. Error Z value Pr(>|z|)

(Intercept) Negative po -2.2654 0.5015 -4.517 0.000 ***

Negative definite 1.4722 0.4367 3.371 0.000748 ***

Negative svaki -2.7797 1.0685 -2.602 0.009280 **

Yes answers – population: Homogeneity pattern:

Formula: Answer_yes ~ Group + (1 | Subjects)

Estimate Std. Error Z value Pr(>|z|)

(Intercept) Negative po -2.7390 0.4689 -5.841 0.000 ***

Negative definite -0.6496 0.5213 -1.246 0.213

Negative svaki 5.3840 0.6383 8.435 0.000 ***

Gap answers – population: Homogeneity pattern:

Formula: Answer_gap ~ Group + (1 | Subjects)

Estimate Std. Error Z value Pr(>|z|)

(Intercept) Negative po -0.2691 0.5063 -0.532 0.5950

Negative definite -0.7388 0.3436 -2.150 0.0316 *

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A

A4: The best model output – NO sayers:

Answer ~ Picture * Group + (1 + Picture |Subjects)

Estimate Std. Error Z value Pr(>|z|)

(Intercept) Four - A -2.561 0.372 -6.879 0.000 *** Four - C -5.272 2.658 -1.983 0.047 * Four - B -4.623 2.646 -1.747 0.081 . One - A 5.979 0.658 9.086 0.000 *** One - C -5.011 1.064 -4.707 0.000 *** One - B -5.159 1.150 -4.487 0.000 ***

Appendix B

The best model output - Definiteness follow up with and without po

Answer ~ Picture * Group * Sentence Type + (1 + Picture + Group +

Sentence Type |Subjects)

Estimate Std. Error Z value Pr(>|z|)

(Intercept) Four – A with po -1.387 0.520 -2.667 0.008 **

Four – B with po -3.733 0.653 -5.712 0.000 *** One – A with po 8.343 0.906 9.208 0.000 *** Four – A without po 0.197 0.440 0.448 0.654 One – B with po -5.383 0.983 -5.475 0.000 *** Four – B without po 1.487 0.499 2.981 0.003 ** One – A without po -2.923 0.894 -3.269 0.001 ** One – B without po 2.070 1.000 2.070 0.038 *

Appendix C

Homogeneity effects with po

Yes answers – whole population:

Formula: Answer_yes ~ Group + (1 + Group | Subjects)

Estimate Std. Error Z value Pr(>|z|)

(Intercept) Negative po -0.8830 0.4271 2.068 0.038672 *

Negative definite 1.8897 0.5667 -3.335 0.000854 ***

Negative svaki 3.2807 0.5366 6.114 0.000 ***

Gap answers – whole population:

Formula: Answer_gap ~ Group + (1 | Subjects)

Estimate Std. Error Z value Pr(>|z|)

(Intercept) Negative po -1.2937 0.3565 -3.629 0.000284 ***

Negative definite 0.1581 0.2498 0.633 0.526801

Negative svaki -3.5359 0.4988 -7.089 0.000 ***

Yes answers – population: UQ pattern:

Formula: Answer_yes ~ Group + (1 | Subjects)

Estimate Std. Error Z value Pr(>|z|)

(Intercept) Negative po 1.0361 0.2482 4.175 0.000 ***

Negative definite -2.8139 0.3988 -7.057 0.000 ***

Negative svaki 0.8565 0.4077 2.101 0.0356 *

Gap answers – population: UQ pattern:

Formula: Answer_gap ~ Group + (1 | Subjects)

Estimate Std. Error Z value Pr(>|z|)

(Intercept) Negative po -2.2654 0.5015 -4.517 0.000 ***

Negative definite 1.4722 0.4367 3.371 0.000748 ***

Negative svaki -2.7797 1.0685 -2.602 0.009280 **

Yes answers – population: Homogeneity pattern:

Formula: Answer_yes ~ Group + (1 | Subjects)

Estimate Std. Error Z value Pr(>|z|)

(Intercept) Negative po -2.7390 0.4689 -5.841 0.000 ***

Negative definite -0.6496 0.5213 -1.246 0.213

Negative svaki 5.3840 0.6383 8.435 0.000 ***

Gap answers – population: Homogeneity pattern:

Formula: Answer_gap ~ Group + (1 | Subjects)

Estimate Std. Error Z value Pr(>|z|)

(Intercept) Negative po -0.2691 0.5063 -0.532 0.5950

Negative definite -0.7388 0.3436 -2.150 0.0316 *

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