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. 2021 Jun 30;12:689534. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2021.689534

Table 2.

List of subgroups and condition analyses within papers listed in Table 1.

Record References Age (months) Analysis type Experimental condition or subgroup specification N400 TW onset N400 TW offset Distribution: ant-post Distribution: laterality
2 Borgström et al. (2015a) EXP1 20 Between-and-within-subjects Regular pictures 500 900 P LL/M/RL
Silhouette pictures high vocab* 500 900 C M
Silhouette pictures low vocab* Null effect Null effect Null effect Null effect
Detail picture Null effect Null effect Null effect Null effect
EXP2 24 Between-and-within-subjects Regular pictures 500 900 P LL/M/RL
Silhouette pictures high vocab* 500 900 C LL/M/RL
Silhouette pictures low vocab* Null effect Null effect Null effect Null effect
Detail picture Null effect Null effect Null effect Null effect
3 Borgström et al. (2015b) EXP1 20 Within-subject Pseudowords Null effect Null effect Null effect Null effect
Real words 400 800 P LL/M/RL
EXP2 24 Within-subject Pseudowords 400 1,000 C,P RL*
Real words 400 800 P LL/M/RL
4 Cantiani et al. (2017) 20 Between-and-within-subjects Real words FH (not at risk) 400 1,000 C RL
Real words FH+ (at-risk) 400 1,000 B LL/M/RL
Pseudowords FH (not at risk) 100 700 P* LL/M/RL
Pseudowords FH+ (at-risk) 400 700 B* LL/M/RL
10 Friedrich and Friederici (2004) 19 Between-subjects Real words-high comprehenders 300–400; 600 1,000 B M/RL
Real words-low-average comprehenders 1,200 1,300 B L
Friedrich and Friederici (2006) 19 Between-and-within-subjects Real words-low risk L.I. 250 1,200 B B
Real words-high risk L.I. Null effect Null effect Null effect Null effect
Pseudowords vs. non-words-low risk L.I 250 1,100 B B
Pseudowords vs. non-words-high risk L.I Null effect Null effect Null effect Null effect
Friedrich and Friederici (2010) 12 Between-subjects Real words-high producers 500 1,000 C,P RL
Real words-low-average producers Null effect Null effect Null effect Null effect
14 Friedrich et al. (2015) 12 Between-subjects Object meaning no nap Null effect Null effect Null effect Null effect
Object meaning nap 200 500 B LL/M/RL
Category meaning no nap Null effect Null effect Null effect Null effect
Category meaning nap 300 700 F/C/P M
15 Friedrich et al. (2017) 7 Between-subjects No nap Null effect Null effect Null effect Null effect
Short nap Null effect Null effect Null effect Null effect
Long nap 376 710 C/P M/RL
16 Friedrich et al. (2019) 15 Between-subjects No nap Null effect Null effect Null effect Null effect
No spindle density increase; nap Null effect Null effect Null effect Null effect
Spindle density increase; nap 600 1,000 P M
17 Friedrich et al. (2020) 15 Between-subjects New objects (nap and no nap) 400 800 P LL/M/RL
Old objects; no nap 400 800 P LL/M/RL
Old objects; nap Null effect Null effect Null effect Null effect
18 Helo et al. (2017) 24 Between-subjects High producer 400 700 F LL
Normal-to-low producer 550 700 F RL
22 Mani et al. (2012) 14 Within-subjects Mispronunciations 400 600 F/C LL
Non-words 400 600 F/C LL
23 Parise and Csibra (2012) 9 Between-subjects Mother-speech 500 650 C/P LL/RL
EXperimenter-speech Null effect Null effect Null effect Null effect
24 Rämä et al. (2013) EXP1 18 Between-subjects High producer Null effect Null effect Null effect Null effect
Low producer Null effect Null effect Null effect Null effect
EXP2 24 Between-subjects High producer 200 400 P RL
Low producer Null effect Null effect Null effect Null effect
25 Sheehan et al. (2007) 18 Within-subject Picture 200 600 B LL/RL
Gesture 200 600 F/C LL/RL
26 Sirri and Rämä (2015) 18 Between-subjects High producer 300 500 C/P B
Low producer 300 500 C/P B
27 Torkildsen et al. (2006) 20 Between-subjects High producer (within and between category violations) 600 700 B LL/RL
Low producer (within and between category violations) 1,100 1,250 B LL
Torkildsen et al. (2007b) Additional group of infants at risk of dyslexia Null effect Null effect Null effect Null effect
28 Torkildsen et al. (2007b) 24 Between-subjects Typically developing 400 700 F M
Additional group of infants at risk of dyslexia 600 700 B LH
29 Torkildsen et al. (2008) 24 Between-and-within-subjects High producer-familiar words 400 800 B B
Low producer-familiar words 400 800 C/P M
High producer-novel words 200 800 CP Midline
Low producer-novel words 400 800 C/P M/RL

Studies are sorted by the original record that published findings (see Table 1); the second column with Author and publication lists the source in which the subgroups or within-subjects are analyzed.

*

Results from a single TW interaction;

Results published in an additional paper.

TW, time window; Distribution Ant/Post, Anterior-Posterior axis {B, broad; C, central, F, frontal, P, parietal}; distribution laterality-axis {LL, left-lateralized; RL, right-lateralized; ML, midline; B, broad}; FH, familial risk of language impairments; L.I., language impairments Table 1.