. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Dec 1.

Published in final edited form as: J Exp Psychol Hum Percept Perform. 2015 Aug 17;41(6):1680–1695. doi: 10.1037/xhp0000113

Table 3.

Mean accuracy and response bias by Vowel Context by Group for Experiment 3

	D Group
	Discrimination Performance				Identification Performance
	Trained Vowel Context		Untrained Vowel Context		Trained Vowel Context
	Accuracy (% Correct)	Response Bias (% False Alarm)	Accuracy (% Correct)	Response Bias (% False Alarm)		Accuracy (% Correct)
baseline	.63 (.10)	.23 (16)	.61 (.10)	.26 (16)
posttest 1	.73 (.08)	.25 (.10)	.64 (.12)	.22 (.16)	posttest 1	.80 (.12)
posttest 2	.70 (.08)	.26 (.10)	.61 (.10)	.19 (.12)	posttest 2	.88 (.10)
	B Group
	Discrimination Performance				Identification Performance
	Trained Vowel Context		Untrained Vowel Context		Trained Vowel Context
	Accuracy (% Correct)	Response Bias (% False Alarm)	Accuracy (% Correct)	Response Bias (% False Alarm)		Accuracy (% Correct)

baseline	.60 (.13)	.40 (.20)	.62 (.12)	.36 (.24)
posttest 1	.69 (.31)	.33 (.20)	.65 (.14)	.22 (.28)	posttest 1	.85 (.23)
postetst 2	.70 (.17)	.20 (.23)	.65 (.14)	.28 (.24)	posttest 2	.88 (.17)

% False alarm is the percentage of trials incorrectly identified as ‘different’ when the tokens belong to the same category. Standard deviations of the mean are indicated in parentheses.