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. 2016 Mar 10;7:345. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2016.00345

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Example of a visual stimulus pair used in the audio-visual picture-matching paradigm. The left figure shows a target picture corresponding to the sentences Den sure pingvin vil filme den søde koala (“The angry penguin will film the sweet koala”; SVO I in Table 1) or Den søde koala vil den sure pingvin filme (“The sweet koala, the angry penguin will film.”; OVS II in Table 1). The right figure shows an example for the corresponding competitor picture of the same sentences. Only one of the pictures, either target or competitor picture, was presented during the paradigm.