Table 1.

Materials from Vieth et al. (2014) Experiment 2 and 3.

	Distinctive		Non-distinctive (Exp2)		Non-distinctive (Exp3)
Target picture	Feature	Dominance	Feature	Dominance	Feature	Dominance
BAT	Fangs	7	Stomach	NA
BED	Springs	7	Foam	NAa
BRA	Hook	9	Cloth	5
CAMEL	Hump	25	Knee	NA
CHURCH	Altar	8	Seat	11
CLOCK	Face	7	Spindle	NAb	Glass	NAd
COTTAGE	Fireplace	6	Floor	NA
COW	Udder	8	Liver	NA	Skin	NA
CROCODILE	Jaws	7	Heart	NA	Scales	8
DISHWASHER	Rack	13	Hose	NA	Latch	NA
DUCK	Bill	14	Eye	NA
ELEPHANT	Trunk	23	Teeth	NAc	Toe	NA
ELEVATOR	Cable	9	Ceiling	NA
GOAT	Beard	14	Tail	6
GRENADE	Pin	23	Lever	NA
GUITAR	Hole	8	Fret	NA
LAMP	Switch	10	Cord	5
MISSILE	Warhead	6	Engine	NA	Fin	NA
MIXER	Bowl	5	Plug	NA
MOUSE	Ball	9	Sensor	NA	Button	9
PEACH	Stone	6	Stem	NA
PIG	Snout	12	Tongue	NA	Hair	NA
PINEAPPLE	Core	6	Stone	NA	Leaf	7
VULTURE	Talons	6	Bone	NA	Wings	8

The two rightmost columns indicate the non-distinctive features used in Experiment 3 only when they differed from those used in Experiment 2. “NA”: a feature did not appear in McRae et al. (2005) norms, and thus had a dominance of 4 or less in that set.

^aMost similar feature in McRae et al.'s norms: “has a mattress” (dominance = 18).

^bMost similar feature in McRae et al.'s norms: “has hands” (dominance = 18).

^cMost similar feature in McRae et al.'s norms: “has tusks” (dominance = 14).

^dMost similar feature in McRae et al.'s norms: “has a face” (dominance = 7).