Using a same-different matching task to determine the viability of parallel lexical processing: Measuring reaction time and error rates.

Description

Reaction time and error rate means for each experimental condition averaged over the set of items within the condition (for the by-subjects analysis) and over the subjects tested on that condition (for the by-items analysis). The initial sheet of this Excel document provides instruction on how to read and interpret the layout of the following sheets.

Date made available	Jul 2020
Publisher	University of Dundee
Date of data production	Mar 2011 - Apr 2011

Contact

• [email protected]

• DOI

  10.15132/10000151

Access Dataset

• DISCOVERY_Same_Diff_DataANDItems.xlsx

  File: application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.sheet, 129 KB

  Type: Dataset

  Licence: CC BY

• Published paper

• OA Author accepted manuscript

Research output

• 1 Article

• The lexical access of multiple words during a single fixation: overlapping access processes?

  Wakeford, L. J. (Lead / Corresponding author) & Murray, W. S., 2020, In: Language, Cognition and Neuroscience. 35, 10, p. 1435-1444 10 p.

  Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review

  • Lexical Access 100%
  • Two-word 100%
  • Lexicality 100%
  • Access Methods 100%
  • Lexical Processing 100%

Student theses

• The Link Between Fixation Location and Attention During Reading: Its Extent and Nature

  Wakeford, L. J. (Author), Murray, W. (Supervisor), 2015

  Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis › Doctor of Philosophy

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Cite this

• DataSetCite

Wakeford, L. (Creator), Murray, W. (Creator) (Jul 2020). Using a same-different matching task to determine the viability of parallel lexical processing: Measuring reaction time and error rates. University of Dundee. DISCOVERY_Same_Diff_DataANDItems(.xlsx). 10.15132/10000151