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. 2015 Apr 22;19:2331216515584149. doi: 10.1177/2331216515584149

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Figure 2. — Example picture set for a sentence with the ambOVS structure: Die nasse Ente tadelt der treue Hund. (The wet duck [accusative] reprimands the loyal dog [nominative].) A picture set consists of two single pictures. The dashed lines indicate the three ROIs and are not visible for the participants. ROI 1 is the target picture and can be located on the left or right side of the picture set. ROI 2 is the competitor picture. ROI 3 is the background (from Wendt, Brand, & Kollmeier, 2014). ROI = region of interest.