Table 1.
Child production vs. Child 2AFC task | ||||
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M1 and 2.kids <− glmer(accuracy ∼ Type*Experiment + (1 |Subject) + (1 |Item), data = Exp1 and 2.kids, family = binomial) | ||||
Estimate | SE | z | p(|z|) | |
Intercept | 0.3058 | 0.1525 | 2.005 | 0.0449* |
Trial type (Familiar) | −0.6563 | 0.1884 | −3.483 | 0.0005*** |
Group1 (2AFC) | −0.0586 | 0.2116 | −0.277 | 0.7818 |
Trial type × Group1 | −0.5523 | 0.2528 | −2.185 | 0.0289* |
Notes. Effects (Trial, Experiment) were sum coded (i.e., levels of each factor were compared to the average). Maximal random effect structure was simplified until models converged. This model compares six-year-olds’ accuracy in production from Experiment 1 with accuracy in 2AFC in Experiment 2, with fixed effects of Trial type, Experiment (children from Experiment 1 and children from Experiment 2), and their interaction, along with random intercepts for subjects and items. Tests reaching statistical significance at the .05 criterion are marked in bold.
p < .05,
p < .01,
p < .001.