Three stacked bar charts showing the distribution of probability estimates for "Highly Likely" (green) and "Highly Unlikely" (orange) across three groups of English speakers. The x-axis runs from 0 to 100%. For native English speakers (top panel), estimates for "Highly Likely" cluster around 80โ95% and for "Highly Unlikely" around 1โ10%, with considerable spread across the range. The fluent non-native panel (middle) shows a similar pattern. The non-fluent panel (bottom) is more concentrated at the extremes, with no responses in the middle range. Color intensity represents the proportion of responses within each group.
This week's #TidyTuesday looks at how people interpret "highly likely" and "highly unlikely", based on the CAPphrase survey by @adamkucharczyk.bsky.social. Non-fluent speakers tend to take the words at face value (though much smaller sample)
Code: github.com/gkaramanis/t...
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