Supplemental Material for Automaticity in the Recognition of Nonverbal Emotional Vocalizations
Emotion · 2018
sound ID * soundName: sound ID * type: target or distractor * condition: experimental condition (deliberated, fast, load1 = low load, load2 = high load) * emotionBlock: target emotion in current block of trials * blockOrder: the order in which blocks were presented * valence: the actual, intended valence of the target sound * subjValence: subjective rating of valence (averaged rating per sound in the pilot test) * subjArousal: subjective rating of arousal (averaged rating per sound in the pilot test) * correct: was the response correct (hit or correct rejection)?* time: response time, ms * yearsMusic: years of musical education per subject * ageMusic: age at which the subject started musical education * highLowDiscrim: frequency discrimination threshold per subject, Hz * durDiscrim: temporal discrimination per subject, ms * memTask: the number of correctly recalled digits * emotion: emotion portrayed by the stimulus * response: type of response (hit, false alarm, correct/incorrect rejection) * sameVal: was the emotion portrayed by the sound of the same valence as that of the target emotion in the current block?* hit: was this a hit?* falseAlarm: was this a false alarm?* time2: basically the same as /time/ * trialNum: trial number * duration: duration of the sound, ms * soundName_short: base name of sound file * subjIntensity: subjective ratings of sound emotional intensity (averaged per sound from the pilot test) * pretestAccuracy: average recognition accuracy per sound in a forced-choice task in the pilot test * pretestAccuracy_derived: average recognition accuracy derived from an intensity-rating task in a different pilot study * outlier: is the response time an outlier (under 250 ms or outside ±3 SD per participant)?* log_time: log-transformed response time * memTask_max: the number of digits that participants were supposed to remember (6 in low load, 8 in high load condition) * memTask_prop: the proportion of correctly recalled digits