We conducted two semantic priming studies with volunteers varying in schizotypy, one with directly related prime-target pairs and another with indirectly related pairs. Our participants completed a lexical decision task with related and unrelated pairs presented at short (250 ms) and long (750 ms) stimulus onset asynchronies (SOAs). Then, they responded to the brief versions of the Schizotypal Personality Questionnaire and the Oxford-Liverpool Inventory of Feelings and Experiences, both of which include measures of cognitive disorganization. Bayesian mixed-effects models indicated expected effects of SOA and semantic relatedness, as well as an interaction between relatedness and directness (greater priming effects for directly related pairs). Even though our analyses demonstrated good sensitivity, we observed no influence of cognitive disorganization over semantic priming. The data we collected in the study, and the .R code we used to analyse the data, and to compile the results for reporting, can be found in this repository. **A guide to materials can be found in: supplemental-article-S4-guide-to-materials_2020-07-14.pdf** Interested readers should be able to run analysis scripts given the data. The scripts used to create figures to summarise model estimates will requre model data (.rds files), and this means that analysis scripts need to be run before results reporting scripts.