Appendix
The list of stimuls words in french (english translation)
List A |
List B |
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Paume(palm) |
Cuisse(thigh) |
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Nombril(navel) |
Genou(knee) |
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Ventre(stomach) |
Hanche(hip) |
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Body parts-related words |
Coude(bend) |
Poitrine(breast) |
Orteil(toe) |
Taille(cuts) |
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Paupière(eyelid) |
Fesse(buttock) |
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Cheville(peg) |
Mollet(calf) |
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Jambe(leg) |
Nuque(napeoftheneck) |
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Potelée(plump) |
mince(slender) |
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Obèse(obese) |
maigre(thin) |
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dodue |
athletique(athletic) |
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Shape-relate words |
corpulente(corpulent) |
svelte(slim) |
grosse(big) |
forte(strong) |
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énorme(enormous) |
enrobée(coated) |
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ronde(slim) |
fine(fine) |
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menue(round) |
surpoids(overweight) |
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Glace(freeze) |
pomme(apple) |
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beurre(butter) |
soupe(supper) |
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chocolat(chocolate-brown) |
salade(salad) |
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Food-related words |
gâteau(cake) |
huile(oils) |
tomate(tomato) |
vinaigre(vinegar) |
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madeleine(madeleine) |
poulet(chicken) |
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crème(cremates) |
Fromage(cheese) |
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croissant(growing) |
Sucre(sweetens) |
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Placard(cupboard) |
Escalier(staircase) |
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Poche(poaches) |
Fourchette(fork) |
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Horloge(clock) |
Mèche(drill) |
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Neutral words |
Tronc(trunk) |
Trompette(trumpet) |
Fourmi(ant) |
Cercle(encircle) |
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Masque(mask) |
Marmite(pot) |
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Boussole(compass) |
Batterie(battery) |
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Tabouret(stool) |
Robinet(faucet) |
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