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. 2016 Jan 20;6:2035. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2015.02035

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Proportion of responses given for the modifying talker for color- by scalar-modified trials for each individual subject in Experiment 2A and Experiment 2B. Informativity-based generalizations (dots expected to pattern in the top left) are observed when listeners primarily select the modifying talker for the scalar-modified trials (proportion approaching 1.0) and rarely for the color-modified trials (proportion approaching 0.0). Form-based generalizations (dots expected to pattern in the top right) are observed when listeners primarily select the modifying talker for both trials (proportions approaching 1.0).