Orthographic-semantic consistency effects in lexical decision: What types of neighbors are responsible for the effects?

Data and analysis codes to reproduce the results reported in "Orthographic-Semantic Consistency Effects in Lexical Decision: What types of Neighbors are Responsible for the Effects?" authored by Yasushi Hino, Debra Jared and Steve Lupker. In Data Analyses 1,2 and 3, lexical decision latency and accuracy data from English Lexicon Project (Balota, Yap, Cortese, Hutchison, Kessler, Loftus, Neely, Nelson, Simpson & Treiman, 2007) are used and analyzed to examine whether orthographic-semantic consistency effect is observed on lexical decision data. In Experiment, on the other hand, behavioral data are collected in online lexical decision experiment to examine whether the orthographic-semantic consistency effect is observed when the consistency is manipulated based on either addition neighbors or substitution neighbors. In addition, we also provided analysis codes to reproduce the results for Table 16 in the paper as well as the results of Tables and Figures reported in Supplementary Materials.