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. 2014 Jul 29;8:530. doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2014.00530

Table 1.

Sentence conditions.

Sentence condition
Ambiguous (strongly-biased) (e.g., The woman had to make the TOAST with a very old microphone)
Ambiguous (weakly-biased) (e.g., The man was told that an ORGAN was not available for the choir)
Ambiguous (balanced) (e.g., The teacher explained that the BARK was going to be very damp)
Unambiguous (control) (e.g., The teacher explained that the steam was going to be very hot)

In each example, the ambiguous word is capitalized and the disambiguating word is underlined.