Lexical Alignment and Conversational Partner Identity (Social Status)

The csv file contains the following columns: <strong>participant.ID</strong>: unique id per participant <br> <strong>item</strong>: word associated with each stimulus <br> <strong>lexical-choice</strong>: participants’ lexical choice (1 for each item)<br> <strong>alignment</strong>: 1 where item = lexical-choice, 0 if item ≠ lexical-choice<br> <strong>condition</strong>: HS for high status partner/LS for low status partner<br> <strong>gender</strong>: Female/Male<br> <strong>age</strong>: 18-30<br> <strong>sim</strong>: cosine similarity between participants and partner description vectors (DS) 0-1<br> <strong>item_n</strong>: order of presentation (fixed)<br> <strong>stimuli_set</strong>: 1 if items belong to set 1, 2 if items belong to set 2. Set1 and set2 have been matched for items’ acceptability and frequency of use <br> <strong>stimuli_presentation</strong>: 1 for if the item was presented in the first session, 2 if the item was presented in the second session (the order of presentation was randomised)