ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
We are grateful to Anke Sennema for subject recruitment
and hosting the data collection at University of Potsdam,
Germany, Dawn Behne for hosting the data collection at
Norwegian University of Science and Technology, and
Eivind Torgersen for advice on the Norwegian stimuli. This
research was funded by Grant No. RES-000-23-0838 from
the Economic and Social Research Council of the UK.
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