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6 - Materials used in Experiment 7 (Deductive Marking)

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  21 September 2009

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Summary

Sentence fragments used in sentence completion task

Sub-task A (sequential)

  1. Snoopy has cream on his face so…

  2. Charlie Brown has red paint on his hands so…

  3. Donald Duck has muddy feet so…

  4. Mickey Mouse has a necklace sticking out of his pocket so…

Sub-task B (simultaneous and causal)

  1. 5. There are footprints to the blue house so…

  2. 6. There is a light on in the red house so…

  3. 7. Charlie is crying so…

  4. 8. Charlie is smiling so…

Sub-task C (simultaneous and arbitrary/logical)

  1. 9. It's a red tin so…

  2. 10. It's a green tin so…

  3. 11. There's a horse inside so…

  4. 12. There's a pig inside so…

Descriptions of clues used in open-ended task

Sub-task A (sequential)

  1. The clue is that Snoopy has cream on his face.

  2. The clue is that Charlie Brown has red paint on his hands.

  3. The clue is that Donald Duck has muddy feet.

  4. The clue is that Mickey Mouse has a necklace sticking out of his pocket.

Sub-task B (simultaneous and causal)

  1. 5. The clue is that there are footprints to the blue house.

  2. 6. The clue is that there is a light on in the red house.

  3. 7. The clue is that Charlie is crying.

  4. 8. The clue is that Charlie is smiling.

Sub-task C (simultaneous and arbitrary/logical)

  1. 9. The clue is that it's a red tin.

  2. 10. The clue is that it's a green tin.

  3. 11. The clue is that there's a horse inside.

  4. 12. The clue is that there's a pig inside.

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Children's Explanations
A Psycholinguistic Study
, pp. 175 - 176
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 1986

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