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. 2016 Feb;82:18–30. doi: 10.1016/j.neuropsychologia.2016.01.001

Table 2.

Stimuli.

Standards (p=0.5) Deviants –s (p=0.25) Deviants –ed (p=0.25)
He Standard 1: *He tick Deviant 1: He ticks Deviant 4: He ticked
(Block A) Standard 2: *He pick Deviant 2: He picks Deviant 5: He picked
Standard 3: *He kick Deviant 3: He kicks Deviant 6: He kicked


 

 

 


We Standard 1 We tick Deviant 1: *We ticks Deviant 4: We ticked
(Block B) Standard 2: We pick Deviant 2: *We picks Deviant 5: We picked
Standard 3: We kick Deviant 3: *We kicks Deviant 6: We kicked

Standard and deviant stimuli used in the two blocks of the multi-feature MMN paradigm applied. In each block, frequent standard stimuli and rare deviants started with the same pronoun, followed by a verb stem, which, in the case of deviants, also carried an overtly realised affix (–s or –ed). Probabilities with which each stimulus type occurred are indicated in brackets.