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#Explanation Dataset#
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Moors, P., Wagemans, J., de-Wit, L. (submitted). Faces in commonly experienced configurations 
enter awareness faster due to their curvature relative to fixation. PeerJ. 

# Experiment 

hemifield - in which hemifield was the stimulus presentend (left or right)
inversion - was the stimulus presented upright or inverted (upr or inv)
stimulus - which stimulus was presented (all values are filenames)
part - first part of the filenames of the stimuli
nr - which stimulus exemplar was being presented 
lr - indicates which part of the face was contained in the stimulus 
resp - response by participants on the numerical keyboard 
rt - suppression time (in seconds) 
acc - accuracy (1 or 0)
subjNr - subject number 
congruency - congruency variable, indicates whether faces stimuli were presented in a commonly experienced configuration or not (congr or incongr)