22. • 日本人大学生・大学院生(N = 24)
• Tamura et al. (in press)と同様
• 平均年齢
• 22.87歳(SD = 1.29, n = 23)
• TOEIC平均スコア
• 704.32 (SD = 95.39, n = 22)
• 専攻
• 教育科学,工学,人文社会学,化学,etc.
本研究
22
実験参加者
23. • Tamura and Kusanagi (2015) で用いられたものと同様
• 普通名詞:12項目
• She picked three apples out of the bag.
• * She picked three apple out of the bag.
• 物質名詞:12項目
• She bought a lot of gold last month.
• * She bought many golds last month.
• He spilled a wine by accident.
• * He spilled wine by accident.
• それぞれの項目ごとに文法文と非文法文の2条件
• 2つのリストでカウンターバランス
• 24文+フィラー40文の合計64項目の文法性判断
本研究
23
実験材料
24. 本研究
24
実験材料
普通名詞
物質名詞
規則 不規則
apple knife gold thread
dog child wine rice
pen man toast chalk
bag mouse stone gas
car goose paper timber
lake teeth meat mud
表1 実験に用いられた名詞
33. 結果
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普通名詞
Random effects
Fixed effects By Subject By Items
Parameters Estimate SE z p SD SD
Intercept 1.24 0.26 4.81 < .001 0.72 0.43
subjective 0.91 0.36 2.55 .01 — —
Note. Number of observation = 288, N = 24, K = 24.
35. 結果
35
物質名詞
Random effects
Fixed effects By Subject By Items
Parameters Estimate SE z p SD SD
Intercept 0.16 0.26 0.63 .53 0.37 0.99
subjective 0.44 0.28 1.53 .13 — —
Note. Number of observation = 288, N = 24, K = 24.
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