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This repository contains materials associated with "Perceptual learning of multiple talkers: Determinants, characteristics, and limitations," in press at *Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics*. The "Preregistration" zipped folder contains four files: - exp2_PC.goodSubj.noFB.csv - exp2_PC.goodSubj.wFB.csv - PACT-Preregistration.docx - PACT-Preregistration.R The script (PACT-Preregistration.R) will execute the power analyses reported in the preregistration document (PACT-Preregistration.pdf), and calls two data files (exp2_PC.goodSubj.noFB.csv, exp2_PC.goodSubj.wFB.csv) to do so. The "Stimuli" zipped folder contains all auditory stimuli used in these experiments. Here's a description of the other files in this repository; the analysis script (PACT.R) calls the other files listed in the table below. | File | Description | | --------- | ----------- | |PACT.R |Analysis script | |PACT-01.csv |Trial-level data for experiment 1 | |PACT-02.csv |Trial-level data for experiment 2 | |PACT-03.csv |Trial-level data for experiment 3 | |PACT-04.csv |Trial-level data for experiment 4 | |PACT-05.csv |Trial-level data for experiment 5 | |PACT-06.csv |Trial-level data for experiment 6 | |E1.acoustics.csv |Acoustic measurements for exposure stimuli used in experiments 1 and 2 | |E3.acoustics.csv |Acoustic measurements for exposure stimuli used in experiment 3 | |E4.acoustics.csv |Acoustic measurements for exposure stimuli used in experiments 4 and 5 | |E6.acoustics.csv |Acoustic measurements for exposure stimuli used in experiment 6 | |Ex.acoustics.csv |Acoustic measurements for test stimuli | |Beta-Comparisons.csv |Effect size measures used to generate Figure 5 | |PACT-Manuscript.pdf |Preprint | The script is heavily annotated to promote reproducibility, but don't hesitate to reach out with questions (rachel.theodore@uconn.edu).
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