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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Child Dev. 2016 Nov 21;88(6):1930–1951. doi: 10.1111/cdev.12674

Table 1.

Mean proportion of looking at the unfair and unequal outcomes compared to chance level (0.5).

Condition Proportion p d
12-15-month-olds
With siblings (n = 25) Unfair M = .59 p < .001* d = .99
Unequal M = .51 p = .68 d = .08
Without siblings (n = 32) Unfair M = .49 p = .47 d = .13
Unequal M = .51 p = .77 d = .05
Gave preferred toy (n = 14) Unfair M = .57 p = .03* d = .67
Unequal M = .48 p = .63 d = .13
Gave non-preferred toy (n = 13) Unfair M = .50 p = .90 d = .04
Unequal M = .53 p = .08 d = .52
Gave non-preferred toy + Kept both toys (n = 24) Unfair M = .51 p = .47 d = .15
Unequal M = .52 p = .21 d = .26
9-month-olds
Sharers (n = 21) Unfair M = .56 p = .005* d = .68
Unequal M = .50 p = .92 d = .02
Non-sharers (n = 7) Unfair M = .47 p = .38 d = .36
Unequal M = .50 p = .96 d = .02
*

Significantly different from chance