Dataset from "How does inattention affect written and spoken language processing?" Cohen et al., 2021, Cortex

Dataset from "How does inattention affect written and spoken language processing?" Cohen et al., 2021, Cortex CONTENTS 1/ The archive select.zip contains, for each participant, 24 NIFTI images corresponding to the smoothed beta-maps of the 24 regressors from the 1st-level analysis, generated as described in the article. Those are the files that were entered in the second-level ANOVA. The files are named as follows:<br> scon_XX_YYYY.nii<br> XX: subject number<br> YYYY: regressor number Regressor numbers correspond to experimental conditions as follows: regressors [1:12]<br> % 1st half of stimuli<br> % {'VSA','VLA','VCA','ASA','ALA','ACA','VSnA','VLnA','VCnA','ASnA','ALnA','ACnA'},...% regressors [95:106]<br> % 2nd half of stimuli<br> % {'VSA','VLA','VCA','ASA','ALA','ACA','VSnA','VLnA','VCnA','ASnA','ALnA','ACnA'},...% 1st letter:<br> V = visual language <br> A = auditory language<br> 2nd letter:<br> S = sentences<br> L = lists<br> C = control<br> 3rd letter:<br> A = attended language<br> nA = unattended language 2/ The archive indiv_subj_behavior.zip contains, for each participant, the full log of the fMRI experiment, in .csv format, including events onsets and participant's responses. The files are named block_sXX_Y.csv<br> XX: subject number<br> Y: run number (1 to 8) 3/ The archive code_for_behavior contains a piece of MATLAB code (plus ancillary files with timstamp information) allowing to extract individual behavior from the files in the indiv_subj_behavior.zip archive. 4/ The file List of language stimuli.xlsx contains what its name indicates. 5/ The archive Audio_sentences.zip contains what its name indicates, in *.wav format, separately for sentences with or without a pseudoword. 6/ The archive code_for_stimulation.zip contains a piece of PYTHON code for launching each run, plus the files which inputs to the code the specifics of each run in each subject (e.g. S8B6_S4B8_audio2.csv was used for a block of auditory language which was the 6th for subject 8 and the 8th for subject 4). <br>