These are the supplementary materials for Factor, Polack, & Miller, Visual gender cues guide crossmodal selective attending to a gender-congruent voice during dichotic listening. They include raw data as well as materials and procedures

Factor, Zekiel Z

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Polack, Cody W

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Binghamton UniversityThe Open Repository @ Binghamton (The ORB)Psychology Faculty Scholarship Psychology2019Visual Gender Cues Guide Crossmodal SelectiveAttending to a Gender-Congruent Voice DuringDichotic Listening: Supplemental materialsRalph R. MillerSUNY-Binghamton, rmiller@binghamton.eduCody W. PolackSUNY-Binghamton, cpolack1@binghamton.eduZekiel Z. FactorSUNY-Binghamton, cfactor1@binghamton.eduFollow this and additional works at: https://orb.binghamton.edu/psych_facPart of the Psychology CommonsThis Data Set is brought to you for free and open access by the Psychology at The Open Repository @ Binghamton (The ORB). It has been acceptedfor inclusion in Psychology Faculty Scholarship by an authorized administrator of The Open Repository @ Binghamton (The ORB). For moreinformation, please contact ORB@binghamton.edu.Recommended CitationMiller, Ralph R.; Polack, Cody W.; and Factor, Zekiel Z., "Visual Gender Cues Guide Crossmodal Selective Attending to a Gender-Congruent Voice During Dichotic Listening: Supplemental materials" (2019). Psychology Faculty Scholarship. 16.https://orb.binghamton.edu/psych_fac/16Explanation of Stimulus Labeling Experimental stimuli can be viewed as .mp4 videos in the “Exp 1a Stimuli” and “Exp 1b Stimuli” folders. These videos are labelled by experiment section (1a, 1b), visual stimulus (male face/“Mal”, female face/“Fem”, fixation cross/“Fix”), and which gender (male/“M”, female/“F”) is voicing which of the six word lists (L1-L6). Thus the video labelled “1a-FemF1M2” corresponds to the female face (Fem) on screen with a female voicing list 1 (F1) and a male voicing list 2 (M2) in experiment 1a. There are 36 videos in total; 18 in each of the two folders, with six male face, six female face, and six fixation cross variations each.   

Visual Gender Cues Guide Crossmodal Selective Attending to a Gender-Congruent Voice During Dichotic Listening: Supplemental materials

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Visual Gender Cues Guide Crossmodal Selective Attending to a Gender-Congruent Voice During Dichotic Listening: Supplemental materials

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