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Note from Dr. Tremblay: "I am afraid the task program was coded back in 2003 using VB4. We cant even run it on our more recent platforms. However, the method and procedure are clearly described in the paper, and also in the online supplementary material. We would also be happy to answer all your queries. Instructions given to participants were pretty standard and minimal - typical Hebb paradigm procedure. What was new in our study is the analysis of errors (I should say the analysis of repetitions in response production). The technique is described at length in the paper and online material, and we could send you an Excel file (dataset) in which I guess you could follow the different steps of the analysis. We would be happy to provide support." Materials are available for download but stimuli are in French and, as noted above, task must be rewritten.

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