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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Mem Lang. 2016 Feb 2;89:68–86. doi: 10.1016/j.jml.2015.12.009

Table A.6.

Critical stimuli. Voiced minimal pair and non-minimal pair distractors are shown as minimal pair/non minimal pair.

Condition Target Distractor 1 Distractor 2 Target Onset
item cap gap/dim wolf k
item kilt guilt/yacht toast k
item cuff guff/noon reed k
item cab gab/rice surf k
item kit git/bean lace k
item cot got/wig haze k
item cape gape/thieve yard k
item cob gob/shed save k
item code goad/chip nun k
item core gore/want type k
item curl girl/soft nest k
item pike bike/fog dart p
item pig big/heart daft p
item punk bunk/ship lard p
item punch bunch/cool wool p
item peat beat/wren thug p
item palm balm/hag nose p
item pack back/wrist guild p
item pun bun/golf tar p
item pill bill/food hair p
item pore bore/mile shelf p
item putt butt/land zone p
item pad bad/van norm p
item teem deem/board mast t
item tent dent/worm barn t
item tab dab/shoal wedge t
item tart dart/gel mouse t
item tomb doom/whale male t
item ton done/mouth hill t
item tip dip/moon hood t
item tame dame/sign bench t
item tuck duck/beard wit t
item tote dote/shaft rug t
item taunt daunt/mood guile t
item tore door/half goose t
item teal deal/yap goof t