Table 1.
Experiment 1a | Experiment 1b | |||||||
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Metric | Non-repeated | Repeated | Non-repeated | Repeated | ||||
M | SE | M | SE | M | SE | M | SE | |
Duration (ms) | 393 | (13.8) | 376 | (14.3) | 356 | (10.3) | 339 | (10.7) |
Proportion | .424 | (.008) | .413 | (.008) | .420 | (.007) | .406 | (.007) |
Intensity (db) | 78.7 | (1.14) | 78.6 | (1.08) | 77.6 | (0.97) | 77.0 | (1.00) |
Average F0 (Hz) | 167 | (9.02) | 165 | (9.14) | 156 | (8.94) | 155 | (8.19) |
F0 Maximum (Hz) | 196 | (11.3) | 194 | (11.2) | 179 | (10.7) | 181 | (10.7) |
F0 Minimum (Hz) | 141 | (8.07) | 140 | (8.23) | 136 | (7.36) | 135 | (7.19) |
Values in parentheses represent standard errors of the means. Note: In Experiment 1a, repeated nouns have low predictability (6.25% of trials) while non-repeated nouns have high predictability (93.75% of trials). In Experiment 1b, repeated and non-repeated nouns are equally likely.