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Getting to know them: Effects of familiarity, identity, and modeling on the production of singular specific theySupplemental material
Figure 7.
Proportion of responses in experiment 2 from participants who identified as men or women and neither transgender nor nonbinary (n = 127). Each bar represents one of the examined pronouns (he, she, or they). Each row represents the pronoun provided, and columns represent the image type. Error bars indicate by-subject standard errors.
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