Orthographic-semantic consistency effects in lexical decision: What type of neighbors is responsible for the effects?
Description
Data reported in "Orthographic-Semantic Consistency Effects in Lexical Decision: What type of Neighbors is Responsible for the Effects?" authored by Yasushi Hino, Debra Jared and Steve Lupker. In Data Analyses 1,2 and 3, lexical decision latency and accuracy data from English Lexicon Project (Balota, Yap, Cortese, Hutchison, Kessler, Loftus, Neely, Nelson, Simpson & Treiman, 2007) are used and analyzed to examine whether orthographic-semantic consistency effect is observed on lexical decision data. In Experiment, on the other hand, behavioral data are collected in online lexical decision experiment to examine whether the orthographic-semantic consistency effect is observed when the consistency is manipulated based on either addition neighbors or substitution neighbors. In addition, we also provided program codes to reproduce the results for Tables and Figures reported in Supplementary Materials.
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Steps to reproduce
Please read "README.pdf" first. It describes the steps to reproduce the results of Data Analyses 1, 2, 3, Experiment, Table 16 and Suppelementary Materials, separately. The files needed to reproduce the results of Data Analysis 1 are located in "DA1" directory. Similarly, files needed to reproduce the results of Data Analyses 2 and 3 are located in "DA2", "DA3", respectively. Word stimuli used in Experiment are listed in "items.xlsx" in "EXP/items" directory. The files needed to reproduce the results of Experiment are located in "EXP" directory. The files needed to reproduce the results in Table 16 are located in "TABLE16" directory. In addition, the files to reproduce the results and figures in Supplementary Materials are also provided in "S1", S2", "S3" and "S4" directories, respectively. In case if you have any questions about these files and procedures, feel free to send e-mail to hino@waseda.jp. Yasushi Hino
Institutions
- Waseda Daigaku