Fig. 3: The like me effect in Chinese bilinguals.
From: Cognitive causes of ‘like me’ race and gender biases in human language production
a, Instructions for the trial procedure. Participants saw a reversing image followed by a sentence frame and then typed a response using the figure names and the frame. b, The percentage of trials on which participants’ descriptions began with the person like them, on gender trials and on race trials, split by the language used (first language Chinese or additional language English).
