Table 4.

Frequencies and standardized residuals used to compare responses between tasks.

Taste/Valence		Pleasant 4/4	Pleasant 3/4	50–50 2/4	Unpleasant 3/4	Unpleasant 4/4	Total frequency
Sweet 4/4	Frequency	124	33	15	29	47	248
	SR	3.5	1.5	−1.1	−0.4	−3.8
Sweet 3/4	Frequency	16	8	2	2	9	37
	SR	0.7	2.1	−0.5	−1.2	−0.9
50–50 2/4	Frequency	16	3	4	4	5	32
	SR	1.3	−0.2	0.9	0.0	−1.7
Sour 3/4	Frequency	10	0	3	6	13	32
	SR	−0.5	−1.8	0.3	1.0	0.8
Sour 4/4	Frequency	18	8	16	23	90	155
	SR	−5.1	−2.0	1.1	0.7	5.6
Total frequency		184	52	40	64	164	504

Larger standardized residuals suggest a greater tendency to match a shape in both tasks consistently (i.e., pleasant and sweet, or unpleasant and sour).

Fractions on each row and column represent the number of trials that were consistently matched with a specific word. SR = Standardized residuals.