A note from Dr. Samuel: "The stimuli in that project included two types of materials -- auditory stimuli and visual stimuli. For the experimental stimuli, we dubbed the auditory stimuli onto the visual ones. What I have been able to find is the auditory stimuli and half of the visual stimuli. It is possible that the first author, Tanya Kraljic, might have the remaining stimuli, but she has left academia and she might not have held onto old hard drives for this many years. The problem is that to do a replication, the person will need to recreate all of the visual stimuli because having half won't be useful (except as a model of what they need to produce). The auditory stimuli are in some sense the hardest to produce and most critical, so having those will get someone a long ways toward what is needed, but working with videos is also a lot of effort. In the attached compressed folder, there are audio files that should be self-explanatory to someone who has read the Method section carefully. I was only able to find 98 out of the 100 filler nonwords, but since these are just fillers, using 98 instead of 100 should be fine. There are a few extra filler words (64 rather than 60). I will send four sample videos so that someone can see what these things should look like. As I told you before, the videos that I have in my archives here are only ones in which the pen is not in the speaker's mouth, but looking at these should make it clear what someone will need to do in terms of making new videos."