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Exclusion criteria: - Participants under the age of 18 years. - Participants who do not rate all 90 faces. - Where participants repeat the study, only the first set of ratings per participant will be used. Sibling and couple judgment scores will be analyzed using **generalized linear mixed effects models**. Hypotheses 2 and 4 (both couple and sibling judgments): glmer(score ~ judgment type * sim * pair type + (1 + sim * pair type || user_id) + (1 + judgment type || pair_id), data = data.sib.cpl, family = binomial) Hypothesis 1 (only couple judgements): glmer(score ~ pair type + (1 + pair type || user_id) + (1 | pair_id), data = data.cpl, family = binomial) Hypothesis 3 (only sibling judgements): glmer(score ~ sim + (1 + sim || user_id) + (1 | pair_id), data = data.sib, family = binomial) Dependent variable: - Sibling and couple judgment scores (no: 0 / yes: 1) Independent variables: - Perceived similarity rating (scale 0 - 10; not similar: 0, very similar: 10) - Pair type (foil: 0 / couple: 1) - Judgment type (sibling: 0 / couple: 1) Perceived similarity ratings will be analyzed in an intercept-only linear mixed effects model and the random intercepts will be computed for each pair to be used as their perceived similarity scores (see 'Analysis: Generate similarity scores').
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