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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Cogn Neuropsychol. 2020 Oct 23;38(1):116–123. doi: 10.1080/02643294.2020.1833851

Table 5:

Mean percent correct MorGen performance by dissociation profile

Incidence Total MorGen % correct Plural-s Possessive ’s Difference in Accuracy–s vs ’s
Plural > possessive 42; 25.0% 66.7(19.2) 83.3(19.9) 22.4(28.1) 60.9(25.4)
Plural = possessive 122; 72.6% 74.6(34.7) 73.7(39.9) 72.4(41.5) 1.3(8.2)
Plural < possessive 4; 2.4% 67.8(26.6) 44.4(23.6) 86.8(19.4) −42.4(20.8)

Incidence is presented as participant count; percent of total sample (N = 168). Statistics are presented as mean (standard deviation). “Plural > possessive” refers to participants whose plural performance was significantly greater than their possessive performance. “Plural < possessive” refers to participants whose plural performance was significantly less than their possessive performance. “Plural = possessive” refers to those who did not demonstrate a statistical difference in plural and possessive performance. Statistical significance was determined by Fisher’s exact tests.