Title Participants Description "Disfluencies and eye movements during speech: what can they reveal about language production?" "Aurelie Pistono, Robert Hartsuiker" "Has supplemental materials for ""Can object difficulty be predicted based on disfluencies and eye movements in connected speech?"" on PsyArXiv" "Semantic interference affects speech production by increasing disfluencies, not errors" "Aurelie Pistono, Kelly Rapoeye, Robert Hartsuiker" "Replication Data for: 'Perceptie van een anderstalig accent: Een experimentele studie naar de perceptieve aanpassing aan een exogeen geaccentueerd Nederlands klinkercontrast'" "Gil Verbeke, Ellen Simon, Robert Hartsuiker, Holger Mitterer, Ludovic De Cuypere" "This dataset contains the results from 100 native (L1) Dutch speakers from Flanders (Belgium). These participants completed a (i) lexical decision task and a (ii) phoneme categorisation task. In the lexical decision task, participants were exposed to the accented speech of one Italian L1 speaker of Dutch who pronounced 40 target words with either canonical productions of the /ɪ/-vowel but ambiguous realisations of the /i/-vowel (e.g., vlinder 'butterfly' as [ˈvlɪn.dər], but diefstal 'theft' as [ˈdi/ɪf.stɑl]), or vice versa. Participants’ comprehension of the target words was measured in terms ..."