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| These animations have one common character. He is in the middle when there are 2 other characters in the scene (recipient contrast) and on the left or right when there is only one other character. Simon does ditransitive actions such as: [[BR]] | These animations elicit sentences like: "Simon threw a spotted ball to the man with black hair." [[BR]] All video clips have one common character, named Simon. He stands in the middle when there are 2 other characters in the scene (recipient contrast) and on the left or right when there is only one other character. Simon does ditransitive actions such as: [[BR]] |
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| Simon also does transitive filler actions such as: | Simon also does transitive actions such as: |
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| These animations come in sets of 4. All of the animations in a set involve the same characters and objects. The conditions are set up as follows: [[BR]] | These can be found under the "fillers" folder on the server. [[BR]] The animations come in sets of 4. All of the animations in a set involve the same characters and objects. The conditions are set up as follows: [[BR]] |
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| These accompany the Syntactic Load videos. Only one picture in each set of 4 identically matches the video clip. One set per video. | These accompany the Syntactic Load videos. Each video clip has a set of four pictures. The pictures are labeled with "videoname_condition". The conditions go as follows: || '''Condition''' || '''Change from original video''' || || correct || A picture taken from the actual video|| || m1 || wrong object || || m2 || wrong recipient (in experimental condition), wrong verb (in filler condition) || || m3 || random video (no similarities) || |
Files uploaded to the CS server
1. Animations from Syntactic Load
in /p/hlp/experiments/SyntacticLoad BR Description: BR These animations elicit sentences like: "Simon threw a spotted ball to the man with black hair." BR All video clips have one common character, named Simon. He stands in the middle when there are 2 other characters in the scene (recipient contrast) and on the left or right when there is only one other character. Simon does ditransitive actions such as: BR
- giving
- handing
- offering
- showing
- throwing
- taking
Simon also does transitive actions such as:
- carrying
- kicking
- lifting
- pulling
- pushing
- touching
These can be found under the "fillers" folder on the server. BR The animations come in sets of 4. All of the animations in a set involve the same characters and objects. The conditions are set up as follows: BR
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Contrast on the recipients |
Contrast on the Objects |
0 |
yes |
yes |
1 |
yes |
no |
2 |
no |
yes |
3 |
no |
no |
Feel free to look these animations over for reuse.
2. Syntactic Load Listener Pictures
These accompany the Syntactic Load videos. Each video clip has a set of four pictures. The pictures are labeled with "videoname_condition". The conditions go as follows:
Condition |
Change from original video |
correct |
A picture taken from the actual video |
m1 |
wrong object |
m2 |
wrong recipient (in experimental condition), wrong verb (in filler condition) |
m3 |
random video (no similarities) |
3. Syntactic Priming Pictures (David Race)
in /p/hlp/SyntacticPriming_DRace
These pictures involve two characters performing transitive actions upon one another. There is a mix of inanimate objects and animals as well. For a complete list of pictures see the excel file inside labeled "Guide to David's Project.xls"