**What is "TE14", etc?** The names of the folders below (e.g., "Experiment 1") correspond to the descriptions in Korman and Khemlani (under review). The code, data, and analysis scripts also reflect a separate abbreviation system used for tracking experiments. Hence, "Experiment 1" corresponds to "TE14", i.e., the 14th experiment conducted for studying **TE**leological generics. **How do you run an experiment from the code provided?** The experiments are written in [Node.js][1] using the ["nodus-ponens"][2] package. To run an experiment on your local machine, install Node.js and then follow these steps: 1. Download and unzip the corresponding experiment code, e.g., "TE14-Code.zip". 2. Use your command line interface to navigate to the corresponding directory where the code is stored, e.g., $ cd ~/Desktop/Code/ 3. Launch the experiment as follows: $ node main.js 4. Point your browser to the "hostname" provided on the screen, e.g., "http://localhost:55150" [1]: https://nodejs.org/ [2]: https://www.npmjs.com/package/nodus-ponens