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In the preregistration of Part 3 (https://osf.io/2f4qp/), we described a random sampling procedure to select a subsample of N = 200. However, the response rate was very low, which is why we reached a considerably smaller sample after several rounds of contacting participants and matching them to the original data based on an anonymous participant code (N = 78). Notwithstanding and in line with the preregistration, we present the sampling procedure: 1) We randomly selected participants using the SPSS syntax 2) We did this procedure 10 times. (see SPSS data file) 3) Those 10 subsamples were compared to the original sample via t tests (see Excel file). The subsample which was most similar to the original sample was chosen to be contacted first via Amazon's Mechanical Turk.
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