A Model for Two-Digit Number Processing Based on a Joint Garner and System Factorial Technology Analysis

These data are from a manuscript by Fitousi and Algom

Experiment 1 (The Garner paradigm)
Name of the file: FitousiAlgom_Experiment1. txt
Data Structure
V1= subject number
V2 = Counter
V3 = Task (1 = decade, 2 = unit)
V4 = Block (1= Filtering, 2 = Baseline1, 3= Baseline2, 4= Positive Correlation, 5 = Negative Correlation)
V5= Stimulus (two-digit number)
V6 = Decade digit
V7 = Unit digit
V8 = Reaction time (in milliseconds)
V9 = keypress response (1 = “m”, 2 = ”z”)
V10 = accuracy (0=correct, 1 = incorrect)

Experiment 2 (The System Factorial paradigm)
Name of the file: FitousiAlgom_Experiment2_sub1-4. txt
Data Structure
V1= subject number
V2 = day (1= day one, 2 = day two)
V3 = counter
V4 = stimulus (two-digit number)
V5= salience condition (1 = HH, 2 = LH, 3 = HL, 4 = LL)
V6 = reaction time in milliseconds
V7 = keypress response (1 = “m”, 2 = ”z”)
V8 = accuracy (0=correct, 1 = incorrect)
V9 = unit digit
V10 = decade digit
V11 = trial type (the numbers refer to type: 1 = double target, 2 = single target decade, 3 = single target unit, 4 = no-target; the letters refer to salience level (a = HH, b= LH, c =HL, and d = LL). So, for example, 3d refers to a single target unit trial with LL salience.