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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Lang Learn Dev. 2017 Jun 30;13(4):481–501. doi: 10.1080/15475441.2017.1324308

Figure 6.

Figure 6

By-item performance across windows. Items are indicated across the x-axis. Colors denote each visual target; the left-side triplet of a given color is for the matching audio target, the right-side triplet for the related audio target. Dark black lines separate each image-pair, and grey vertical lines separate the two items within each pair. The y-axis indicates the proportion of target looking for each item by window of analysis (shading indicates the window: lightest bars indicate the baseline window, middle-shading bars indicate the target window, propT, and the darkest bars are the subtraction of the two: propTcorr). For instance, in the top left we see 18–20-month-olds’ (top panel) proportion of looking at the foot image (all teal bars) on “foot’ audio target trials (leftmost 3 bars) in the baseline, target, and target-corrected-for-baseline window. This figure is provided for data visualization transparency.