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This is a csv file (delimiter: comma-separated) as a result of merging 04_EYESAL_Exp1_IA7_FullData.csv and 05_EYESAL_Exp2_IA6_FullData.csv. This file is needed to run 07_EYESAL_Exp2.html (PART 1 - 13). The file contains 11,006 rows (heading excluded): Participants (138) x Target sentences (80) (with 34 rows missing due to technical issues). |
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This is an html file with the full data analysis and source code used for statistical the analyses of attention, awareness, and intake, as well as the scripts for generating the figures reported in the related publication. |
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Information about research study, informed consent form and debriefing. |
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Data Privacy Assessment presenting the legal and ethical case for publishing this dataset open-access. |
Aug 26, 2026
Schützler, Ole, 2026, "Supporting Data for: Investigating the covariation of features in ‘crowded’ vowel spaces – A corpus-based study of BOOT and BIT in Standard Scottish English", https://doi.org/10.18710/EYUPME, DataverseNO, V1
The study focuses on the vowel categories BOOT and BIT in Standard Scottish English (SSE). The BOOT-vowel tends to be relatively front, the BIT-vowel tends to be lowered and/or centralised, and both are subject to sociolinguistic variation. In addition, this paper argues that they are also competing for limited articulatory (and acoustic) space, so... |
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