Experiment No.7 　

schema design	Schema Group #1 Every boy/girl/company is A of BVA(A, B) (But the instructions do not ask about the availability of BVA. Rather, they ask about whether "his/her/it" can be understood as being referential when it occurs in Schemata A and B. This is to check the effectiveness of the instructions used in other Experiments in EPSA [31].) Schema A1 ok Every N V his/her/its N 　 ( With "his/her/its" being referential. ) Schema B1 * Every N V his/her/its own N 　 ( With "his/her/its" being referential. ) Schema C1 ok Every N V his/her/its own N 　 ( With "his/her/its" being referential. ) Schema Group #2 No boy/girl/company is A of BVA(A, B). See the remarks given for Schema Group #1. Schema A2 ok No N V his/her/its N 　 ( With "his/her/its" being referential. ) Schema B2 * No N V his/her/its own N 　 ( With "his/her/its" being referential. ) Schema C2 ok No N V his/her/its own N 　 ( With "his/her/its" being referential. )
example design	Lexical Group #1 his as B of BVA(A, B) Lexical Group #2 her as B of BVA(A, B) Lexical Group #3 its as B of BVA(A, B) ( examples change )
test design	accept until 2014/02/22 Yes-or-No (in sets) Included Times shown = 1 The number of Example tokens = 18 Yes-or-No (one each) Included Times shown = 1 The number of Example tokens = 18 Five-ranking (in sets) Excluded Times shown = 1 The number of Example tokens = 18 Five-ranking (one each) Excluded Times shown = 1 The number of Example tokens = 18