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Hafeez2025: experimental results (generated) #

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The acceptability rating study (chapter 5) and the discourse production study (chapter 6) of Urdu causal constructions, run on the 43 video clips of the Causality Across Languages project. Twelve raters judged a description of each clip in each of seven response types; a conditional inference tree per response type splits the clips by the semantic predictors, and Table 18 prints each leaf's share of ceiling ratings and its number of responses. The tables are recorded as printed, including the reversed InanCEAF signs of the ADV tree, the peaks of NCA and NCrA that Table 19 swaps, and the unattainable 0.08 of the LEX-INST tree; the studies that consume them state the discrepancies.

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The semantic predictors coded for each clip (Table 4, Appendix L).

  • ihcr : Predictor

    IHCr: intentional human causer

  • nfcr : Predictor

    NFCr: natural force causer

  • ahcr : Predictor

    AHCr: accidental human causer

  • contrHCEAF : Predictor

    ContrHCEAF: controlling human causee or affectee

  • inanCEAF : Predictor

    InanCEAF: inanimate causee or affectee

  • mediation : Predictor

    Mediation: a third participant mediates the chain

  • physImpHCEAF : Predictor

    PhysImpHCEAF: physically impacted human causee or affectee

  • psychImpHCEAF : Predictor

    PsychImpHCEAF: psychologically impacted human causee or affectee

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      The first letter of a clip name (Appendix L).

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          A later letter of a clip name (Appendix L).

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              The response types of the two studies (Appendix L).

              • lexErg : ResponseType

                LEX-ERG: lexical ergative construction

              • lexNom : ResponseType

                LEX-NOM: lexical nominative construction

              • lexInst : ResponseType

                LEX-INST: lexical instrumental construction

              • lexDat : ResponseType

                LEX-DAT: lexical dative response type

              • mcv : ResponseType

                MCV: morphological causative construction

              • acc : ResponseType

                ACC: anaphoric causative construction

              • adv : ResponseType

                ADV: adverbial causal construction

              • ncrA : ResponseType

                NCrA: non-sentential causer adjunct construction

              • nca : ResponseType

                NCA: non-sentential cause adjunct construction

              • impCausRel : ResponseType

                IMP-CAUS-REL: implicit causal relation construction

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                  A yes-or-no cell of Table 25.

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                      The number of participants in the acceptability rating study, each rating every description. (section 5.1, p. 112; checked against the PDF text layer only.)

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                        A row of Tables 3 and 4 (pp. 45-47, 51-52) and Appendix L: a stimulus clip, with the letters of its name and the predictors Table 4 marks present.

                        • number : ℕ

                          The clip number, in the first presentation order.

                        • causer : CauserCode

                          The first letter of the clip name.

                        • The second letter of the clip name.

                        • third : Option ParticipantCode

                          The third letter of the clip name, when it is the O of an inanimate affectee.

                        • present : List Predictor

                          The predictors Table 4 marks Yes.

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                          def Hafeez2025.instDecidableEqClip.decEq (x✝ x✝¹ : Clip) :
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                            def Hafeez2025.instReprClip.repr :
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                              The 43 rows of Tables 3 and 4 (pp. 45-47, 51-52) and Appendix L, in the paper's order; checked against the page images.

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                                A row of Table 18 (pp. 143-144): a leaf of a response type's conditional inference tree. Table 18 prints the response types LEX-ERG and MCV as LEX_ERG and MCV_U.

                                • responseType : ResponseType

                                  The response type whose tree the leaf belongs to.

                                • node : ℕ

                                  The leaf's node number in the tree plot.

                                • The scene type of the leaf, as printed.

                                • ceilingPercent : Data.Experiments.Decimal

                                  The percentage of the leaf's responses given the ceiling rating.

                                • responses : ℕ

                                  The number of responses in the leaf.

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                                  def Hafeez2025.instDecidableEqLeaf.decEq (x✝ x✝¹ : Leaf) :
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                                      The 27 rows of Table 18 (pp. 143-144), in the paper's order; checked against the page images.

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                                        A row of Table 19 (pp. 149-150): a response type with its semantic prototype and its acceptability peak.

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                                          def Hafeez2025.instDecidableEqSummaryRow.decEq (x✝ x✝¹ : SummaryRow) :
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                                              The 7 rows of Table 19 (pp. 149-150), in the paper's order; checked against the page images.

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                                                A row of Table 25 (pp. 218-219): a response type's prototype in the acceptability study and its preferences in the production study.

                                                • responseType : ResponseType

                                                  The response type.

                                                • rated : Answer

                                                  Whether the acceptability study tested it.

                                                • prototype : Option (List (Predictor × Data.Experiments.Sign))

                                                  Its prototype in the acceptability study; none where the table prints No or N/A.

                                                • produced : Answer

                                                  Whether it occurred in the production study.

                                                • combinedPreference : Option (List (Predictor × Data.Experiments.Sign))

                                                  The scene type the model of all response types prefers it for (fifth column).

                                                • individualPreferences : List (List (Predictor × Data.Experiments.Sign))

                                                  The scene types its own model prefers it for (sixth column).

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                                                  def Hafeez2025.instDecidableEqComparisonRow.decEq (x✝ x✝¹ : ComparisonRow) :
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                                                      The 10 rows of Table 25 (pp. 218-219), in the paper's order; checked against the page images.

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