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ML5: Replications of LoBue & DeLoache (2008)

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Original citation: LoBue, V., & DeLoache, J. S. (2008). Detecting the snake in the grass attention to fear-relevant stimuli by adults and young children. Psychological science, 19(3), 284-289. Description: In their original paper “Detecting the Snake in the Grass - Attention to Fear-Relevant Stimuli by Adults and Young Children”, LoBue & DeLoache (2008) demonstrated in three experiments that detec...

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  • ML5 IRB LoBue & DeLoache (2008)

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  • RP:P Replication of LoBue & DeLoache (2008) | Forked: 2016-04-07 15:28 UTC

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  • ML5 Protocols: LoBue & DeLoache (2008)

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  • ML5 Study Materials LoBue & DeLoache (2008)

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  • ML5 Dataset & Analysis LoBue & DeLoache

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  • ML5 LoBue & DeLoache Results Blind Manuscript, raw data, materials and code

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  • ML5 LoBue & DeLoache Results Included

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