kb07bins: Visual-World Eyetracking Data from Kronmüller & Barr (2007)
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Visual-World Eyetracking Data from Kronmüller & Barr (2007)
Description
A dataset containing visual-world eyetracking data from 56 subjects over 35 time bins (from -200 to 1500 ms relative to expression onset). The data are from a 2x2x2 experiment, with factors Speaker (Same, Different), Precedent (Break, Maintain), and Load (Yes, No). For details, see the citation below.
Usage
kb07bins
Format
A data frame with 15680 rows and 6 variables:
- SubjID
Unique identifier for each subject
- Speaker
Speaker condition (Same, Diff)
- Precedent
Precedent (Break, Maintain)
- Load
Cognitive Load (Yes, No)
- bin
Time bin (-200 to 1500 ms in steps of 50 ms)
- TAS
Target Advantage Score
Source
Kronmüller & Barr (2007), Perspective-free pragmatics: Broken precedents and the recovery-from-preemption hypothesis. Journal of Memory and Language, 56, 436-455.
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Visual-World Eyetracking Data from Kronmüller & Barr (2007)
Description
A dataset containing visual-world eyetracking data from 56 subjects over 35 time bins (from -200 to 1500 ms relative to expression onset). The data are from a 2x2x2 experiment, with factors Speaker (Same, Different), Precedent (Break, Maintain), and Load (Yes, No). For details, see the citation below.
Usage
kb07bins
Format
A data frame with 15680 rows and 6 variables:
- SubjID
Unique identifier for each subject
- Speaker
Speaker condition (Same, Diff)
- Precedent
Precedent (Break, Maintain)
- Load
Cognitive Load (Yes, No)
- bin
Time bin (-200 to 1500 ms in steps of 50 ms)
- TAS
Target Advantage Score
Source
Kronmüller & Barr (2007), Perspective-free pragmatics: Broken precedents and the recovery-from-preemption hypothesis. Journal of Memory and Language, 56, 436-455.
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