Table 1
Female and Male True Names with Same-Sex Sibling Names, Organized in Quadruples.
| FEMALE NAMES | MALE NAMES | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TARGET | SIBLING | TARGET | SIBLING | TARGET | SIBLING | TARGET | SIBLING |
| Yinthe | Lincy | Louise | Emma | Charles | Henri-Felix | Michiel | Matthias |
| Cato | Lotte | Iris | Joyce | Ralph | Bernd | Kevin | Joost |
| Frauke | Lobke | Celien | Hanne | Xander | Jelle | Thomas | Robbe |
| Axelle | Ellen | Dagmar | Lenie | Tijmen | Joppe | Vincent | Ignace |
| Lena | Anna | Saar | Kaat | Joris | Koen | Lode | Seppe |
| Janne | Reine | Maïté | Estée | Jarne | Tom | Brent | Tim |
| Jade | Nymee | Marte | Kato | Siebe | Epke | Mats | Wout |
| Lindsay | Morgane | Katelijn | Lauren | Sander | Ruben | Lukas | Rafael |
| Lien | Sara | Noor | Fien | Alexander | Daan | Pieter-Jan | Tijl |
| Suzanne | Jakoba | Evelien | Astrid | Louis | Wannes | Jonas | Viktor |
| Yasmine | Amber | Chloé | Aurélie | ||||
| Sylvie | Jolien | Karlijn | Mariet | ||||
| Floriane | Paulien | Maurissa | Malissa | ||||
| Lieselotte | Charlotte | Louise-Marie | Alexandra | ||||
| Zoë | Yani | Caro | Bo | ||||
| Silke | Saartje | Laure | Carolien | ||||
| Sanne | Eva | Jana | Innez | ||||
| Julie | Elise | Elona | Hanna | ||||
| Chloë | Christina | Ann-Sophie | Nieke | ||||
| Joni | Maxine | Mirthe | Ilke | ||||
| Eline | Nathalie | Annelien | Sofie | ||||
| Delphine | Laura | Madelein | Marta | ||||
| Imke | Tille | Titia | Lisa | ||||
| Noa | Giulia | Ine | Jolande | ||||
Figure 1
Schematic illustration of target and sibling trials. Picture A represents a woman whose true name (TA) is Cato and who has a sister called Lotte (SA). Picture B represents a woman whose true name (TB) is Iris and who has a sister called Joyce (SB). Half of the participants see picture A, accompanied by the target names, and picture B accompanied by the sibling names (top). The other half of the participants see picture A, accompanied by the sibling names, and picture B, accompanied by the target names (bottom). The answers that constitute evidence for the face–name matching effect are underlined, but this was not the case in the actual experiment. In the experiment, the presentation order of pictures and names was randomized (see section Procedure).