# project components > * brief descriptions of the stuff inside each component > * download .html documents in [analyses](https://osf.io/yxju4/) component for quick access to main analyses and supplemental descriptives and analyses, including plots > * key supplement documents (see [analyses](https://osf.io/yxju4/)) > * **Study 1** > * 2study1_data_describe.html > * **Study 2** > * 2study2_drawing_generation_ratings_data_describe.html > * 3study2_drawing_ratings_data_analysis.html > * **Study 3** > * 2study3_ci_generation_data_describe.html > * 3study3_ci_ratings5_data_analysis.html > * **Study 4** > * 2study4_drawing_generation_ratings_data_describe.html > * 3study4_drawing_ratings_data_analysis.html > * **Study 5** > * 2study5_ci_generation_data_describe.html > * 3study5_ci_ratings2_data_analysis.html > * **combined studies** > * 4combined_analysis.html > * 4combined_traitlevel_describe.html > * notreported1 and notreported2 refer to studies (materials, data, truncated analyses) that we do not report in our manuscript (see p. 13) > * Supplemental wiki (i.e., an online document) on [trait-level threat concern and mental representation correlations](https://osf.io/84vdp/wiki/Trait-Level%20Threat%20Concern%20and%20Mental%20Representation%20Correlations/) ## materials > * surveys (.doc and .qsf) and images used in all studies > * can use .qsf to import survey into Qualtrics ([Importing a Survey](https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/survey-module/survey-tools/import-and-export-surveys/#ImportingASurvey)) > * we do not include all stimuli used in medialab for Studies 1 and 2 and not reported studies 1 and 2 because it takes too long to upload the hundreds of files; we instead include .R code scripts that generate those files (e.g., .txt and .bmp files for stim folders) ### **representation feature ratings summary** > below we catalog ratings by study, rating design, representation rated, and chooser traits measured | feature | studies | designs | representations | chooser_traits | |--------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Trustworthy | 1.1; 1.2; 1.4; 1.5; 4 | within-subjects; between-subjects | Germy; non-Germy | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Belief in a Dangerous World | | Concientious | 1.1; 1.2; 1.3; 1.4; notreported1 | within-subjects | Germy; non-Germy; Clingy | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Belief in a Dangerous World | | Aggressive | 1.1; 1.2 | within-subjects | Germy; non-Germy | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Belief in a Dangerous World | | Healthy | 1.1; 3.2; 4 | within-subjects; between-subjects | Germy; non-Germy; Violent; non-Violent | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Belief in a Dangerous World | | Symmetrical | 1.1 | within-subjects | Germy; non-Germy | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Belief in a Dangerous World | | Violent | 1.1; 1.5; 2; 3.1; 3.2; 4 | within-subjects; between-subjects | Germy; non-Germy; Violent; non-Violent | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Belief in a Dangerous World; Self-Protection | | Attractive | 1.2; 1.3; 1.4; notreported1 | within-subjects | Germy; non-Germy; Clingy | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Belief in a Dangerous World | | Heavy | 1.2; 1.3 1.4; 1.5; 2; 3.1; 3.2; notreported1; 4 | within-subjects; between-subjects | Germy; non-Germy; Violent; non-Violent; Clingy | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Belief in a Dangerous World | | Clear | 1.3; 1.4; 1.5; 2; 3.1; 3.2; notreported1; 4 | within-subjects; between-subjects | Germy; non-Germy; Violent; non-Violent; Clingy | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Belief in a Dangerous World; Self-Protection | | Conservative | 1.3; 1.4 | within-subjects | Germy; non-Germy | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Belief in a Dangerous World | | Open | 1.3; 1.4 | within-subjects | Germy; non-Germy | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Belief in a Dangerous World | | Neurotic | 1.3; 1.4 | within-subjects | Germy; non-Germy | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Belief in a Dangerous World | | Agreeable | 1.3; 1.4 | within-subjects | Germy; non-Germy | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Belief in a Dangerous World | | Promiscuous | 1.3; 1.4 | within-subjects | Germy; non-Germy | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Belief in a Dangerous World | | Extraverted | 1.3; 1.4 | within-subjects | Germy; non-Germy | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Belief in a Dangerous World | | Old | 1.3; 1.4; 1.5; 2; 3.1; 3.2; 4 | within-subjects; between-subjects | Germy; non-Germy; Violent; non-Violent | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Belief in a Dangerous World; Self-Protection | | Disfigured | 1.3; 1.4; 1.5; 2; 3.1; 3.2; notreported1; 4 | within-subjects; between-subjects | Germy; non-Germy; Violent; non-Violent; Clingy | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Belief in a Dangerous World; Self-Protection | | Want to avoid | 1.3; 1.4; 2; 3.1; 3.2; 4 | within-subjects; between-subjects | Germy; non-Germy; Violent; non-Violent | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Belief in a Dangerous World; Self-Protection | | Interested in becoming friends | 1.3; 1.4 | within-subjects | Germy; non-Germy | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Belief in a Dangerous World | | Germy | 1.5; 2; 3.1; 3.2; notreported1; 4 | between-subjects; within-subjects | Germy; non-Germy; Violent; non-Violent; Clingy | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Belief in a Dangerous World; Self-Protection | | Foreign | 1.5; 2; 3.1; 3.2; 4 | between-subjects | Germy; non-Germy; Violent; non-Violent | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Belief in a Dangerous World; Self-Protection | | Arrogant | 1.5 | between-subjects | Germy; non-Germy | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Belief in a Dangerous World | | Incompetent | 1.5; 3.1 | between-subjects | Germy; non-Germy | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Belief in a Dangerous World | | Willing to stand near | 1.5; 2; 3.1; 3.2; 4 | between-subjects | Germy; non-Germy; Violent; non-Violent | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Belief in a Dangerous World; Self-Protection | | Muscular | 2; 3.1; 3.2; 4 | between-subjects | Healthy; non-Healthy; Infected; non-Infected; Violent; non-Violent | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Self-Protection | | Masculine | 2; 3.1; 3.2; 4 | between-subjects | Healthy; non-Healthy; Infected; non-Infected; Violent; non-Violent | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Self-Protection | | Dominant | 2; 3.1; 3.2; 4 | between-subjects | Healthy; non-Healthy; Infected; non-Infected; Violent; non-Violent | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Self-Protection | | Fatigued | 2; 3.2; 4 | between-subjects | Healthy; non-Healthy; Infected; non-Infected; Violent; non-Violent | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Self-Protection | | Angry | 2; 3.1; 3.2; 4 | between-subjects | Healthy; non-Healthy; Infected; non-Infected; Violent; non-Violent | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Self-Protection | | Clingy | notreported1 | within-subjects | Clingy | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Self-Protection | | Nauseous | 3.1 | between-subjects | Germy; non-Germy; Violent; non-Violent | Germ Aversion; Perceived Infectability; Self-Protection | | ## data > * we prepared datasets using the preparation scripts (see preparation scripts in [analyses](https://osf.io/yxju4/) component) > * all "clean" data are deidentified (i.e., we do not share raw data, but we share the scripts used to generate cleaned data from raw data) > * each data folder includes study-specific data from Phase 1 (participants generate representations) and Phase 2 (independent participants rate those representations) > 1. **codebook.** variable names, Qualtrics labels, and some category labels for stimuli (bare bones) > 2. **questionnaire.** questionnaire responses from MediaLab (Phase 1 data) > 3. **rcict.** reverse correlation image classification task responses from Qualtrics (Phase 1 data collected on MTurk) > 4. **directrt.** reverse correlation image classification task responses from DirectRT (Phase 1 data collected in lab) > 5. **ratings.** independent ratings from Qualtrics (Phase 2 data collected on MTurk) > 6. **turkprime.** turkprime HIT data > 7. **cis.rds.** classification image(s) pixel data from the [rcicr package](https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/rcicr/index.html) in R (.rds is a file extension that refers to R data, which can be loaded into R as an object) > * for Study 1 and 3, we conducted multiple ratings surveys (i.e., Phase 2), but we only report in the manuscript data from rating survey 5 of Study 1 and from rating survey 2 of Study 3 (for a catalog of all ratings studies, see "representation feature ratings summary" in the [materials](https://osf.io/9fm2q/) component) ## analyses > * preparation, description, and analyses scripts > 1. **preparation.** prepare and deidentify data for description and analyses > 2. **describe.** descriptives (including turkprime payment demographics), psychometrics, and correlations > 3. **analysis.** contrasts, raw data plots, models, model diagnostic plots, result summaries, and effect plots > 4. combined analyses use data from multiple studies > * "2015F_mentally_representing_infected_others.Rproj" > * .Rproj refers to an R project file which automatically sets your R session's working directory to the folder that the .Rproj is in (for more details, see [Using Projects](https://support.rstudio.com/hc/en-us/articles/200526207-Using-Projects) or [Workflow: projects](https://r4ds.had.co.nz/workflow-projects.html)) > * For your own analyses, we recommend following these steps: > 1. download the analyses component > 2. unzip the analyses component on your computer > 3. download and save the data component in the unzipped analyses folder > 4. unzip the data component > 2. open the .Rproj (this opens R Studio and sets the working directory for you) ### **analyses document naming scheme** > e.g., "2study3_ci_ratings2_data_describe.html" > 1. the first number in filenames order the files top-to-bottom within the folder (1 = preparation, 2 = description, 3 = analysis, 4 = multiple-study analysis) > 2. study number (Study 1-4 and not reported studies) > 3. Phase (ci_generation or ci_ratings) > 4. script type (preparation, description, analysis) > 5. filetype (.Rmd or .html) > * .Rmd refers to an R Markdown script which can be mostly easily viewed and edited in R Studio (it can be read as plain text) > * .html includes the output from the .Rmd script and can be opened in any internet browser (e.g., Google Chrome, Safari) > * **example.** "2study3_ci_ratings2_data_describe.html" refers to the output of the descriptive statistics R Markdown script for Study 3 ratings survey 2 (e.g., demographics, correlations, means, standard deviations) ## other registration > * registration summaries (i.e., "need to know" details for evaluating protocol that was planned vs. reported-in-manuscript) are included as .csv and .xlsx files