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Reproducible Analysis Script

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posted on 2021-01-21, 19:50 authored by Diogo AlmeidaDiogo Almeida, Matthew TuckerMatthew Tucker, Ali Idrissi
This contains the analysis scripts for the paper "Attraction Effects for Verbal Gender and Number Are Similar but Not Identical: Self-Paced Reading Evidence from Modern Standard Arabic" by Matthew A. Tucker, Ali Idrissi and Diogo Almeida.

These scripts allow the reproduction of all the data analysis, tables and figures used in the paper, including the meta-analysis of all the results.

The only caveat is that the 95% confidence intervals presented in the paper may not match perfectly the ones produced by this script. We forgot to set a reproducible seed for the random number generator in our original script, making those results not 100% reproducible. The output of these scripts, on the other hand, should always be the same.

In order to run the full reproducible analysis, open the Rproject file on a RStudio session and source the first script "00-ReproduceAnalyses-Tucker_et_al_2021.R", which sequentially run the individual experimental scripts. The requisite data is automatically downloaded from figshare and need not be downloaded manually or independently.

These scripts were build on R version 4.0.3, on a macOS Mojave 10.14.6, using RStudio version 1.3.1093. For more information about all packages and their respective versions that were used to successfully run these scripts, check out the file "tucker2021_original_session_info_for_comparison.txt" available here.

There is GitHub research compendium for the same scripts at https://github.com/diogo-almeida/TuckerIdrissiAlmeida2021. It contains an experimental feature of being able to run an RStudio session on the browser with all the correct package versions and R version, so users do not need to worry about Rstudio and R version conflicts in their own local environments.

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