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# Lucky or clever? This repository contains materials of the paper "Lucky or clever? From expectations to attributions of responsibility". For any questions, please send me an email ([tobias.gerstenberg@gmail.com](mailto:tobias.gerstenberg@gmail.com)). ## Code ### Flash Experiment code. Here are direct links to the experiments: - [Experiment 1: Goalie condition](https://rawgit.com/tobiasgerstenberg/expectation_responsibility/master/code/flash/experiment_1/experiment1_goalie.html) - [Experiment 1: Spinner condition](https://rawgit.com/tobiasgerstenberg/expectation_responsibility/master/code/flash/experiment_1/experiment1_spinner.html) - [Experiment 2: Goalie condition](https://rawgit.com/tobiasgerstenberg/expectation_responsibility/master/code/flash/experiment_2/experiment2_goalie.html) - [Experiment 2: Spinner condition](https://rawgit.com/tobiasgerstenberg/expectation_responsibility/master/code/flash/experiment_2/experiment2_spinner.html) - [Experiment 3: Gardener condition](https://rawgit.com/tobiasgerstenberg/expectation_responsibility/master/code/flash/experiment_3/experiment3_gardeners.html) ### R Analysis and plotting code. A direct link to the analysis and plots is [here](https://rawgit.com/tobiasgerstenberg/expectation_responsibility/master/code/R/analysis.html). ## Data The raw data file can be accessed [here](https://github.com/tobiasgerstenberg/expectation_responsibility/blob/master/data/data.csv). ## Figures The figures can be accessed [here](https://github.com/tobiasgerstenberg/expectation_responsibility/tree/master/figures). ### Plots The different plots shown in the paper. ### Diagrams The diagrams shown in the paper.
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