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Research Article

Connective Comprehension in Adults: The Influence of Lexical Transparency, Frequency, and Individual Differences

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Figures & data

Table 1. Comprehension score per connective, including transparency and frequency per million words. Mean: average transformed coherence judgment score per connective.

Table 2. Descriptive statistics for the included tests. Kurt.: kurtosis; Rel.: Spearman-Brown corrected split-half reliability; α: Cronbach’s alpha.

Table 3. Pearson’s correlations for individual difference measures and the connective comprehension score, corrected for multiple comparisons. *Correlation significant at the p < .01 level.

Table 4. Regression coefficients and test statistics from the full and final ordinal mixed-effects model.

Figure 1. Effect display for the interaction effects between condition and lexical transparency (left) and condition and CRT (right) in the final model.

Figure 1. Effect display for the interaction effects between condition and lexical transparency (left) and condition and CRT (right) in the final model.

Figure 1A. Presents a distribution of the lexical transparency ratings per connective.

Figure 1A. Presents a distribution of the lexical transparency ratings per connective.

Data availability statement

All materials, data and code are available in an online repository at https://osf.io/85a3e/.