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Published in final edited form as: J Child Lang. 2019 Jan 11;46(3):409–432. doi: 10.1017/S0305000918000508

Table 3:

The main effect and interaction variable estimates for each mixed effect regression. Significance is marked with an asterisk; n.s. indicates significance at an alpha level of 0.05 but not after controlling for Type I Error. The direction of the estimates indicates whether a feature privileges (positive) or biases (negative) the likelihood of knowing a verb that has that feature.

Feature	Number of verbs	Target feature		Interaction between feature and group (TD vs. LT)
Feature	Number of verbs	Estimate	p	Estimate	p
Intransitive	36	0.364	0.034, n.s.	0.019	0.841
Transitive	47	−0.667	0.046, n.s.	−0.225	0.091
Ditransitive	22	−0.565	< 0.001 *	−0.101	0.276
Manner	24	0.234	0.155	−0.240	0.003 *
Result	23	−0.157	0.312	0.184	0.025, n.s.
Durative	18	0.261	0.087	−0.090	0.282
Punctual	21	−0.292	0.047, n.s.	0.019	0.825