Individual differences in the use of acoustic-phonetic versus lexical cues for speech perception

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This repository contains materials associated with Giovannone and Theodore (published at *Frontiers in Communication*), "Individual differences in the use of acoustic-phonetic versus lexical cues for speech perception." The analysis scripts (in R) will reproduce all analyses reported in the manuscript and referred to in footnotes in addition to generating the figures. The README contains information on the vector structure of the data and demographics files. The scripts are heavily annotated to promote reproducibility, but don't hesitate to reach out with questions (rachel.theodore@uconn.edu).

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