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The replication team will have to program the experiment themselves. A note from Dr. Oberauer: "Right now I cannot think of any important details that are not in the Methods of the paper. Obviously the German words we used will not be used in the replication, but that should not matter. Our word pool was not put together by any formal criteria but I took care that none of the words was of very low frequency, so that I was confident that all participants knew all the words well. The experiment was run by a TurboPascal program for DOS, so using the original program is probably not an option; I assume you’ll program the experiment yourself."
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