Doubting what you knew and checking: uncertainty regarding state transitions is associated with obsessive compulsive symptoms

doi:10.17605/OSF.IO/D6B3M

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Explanation regarding variables included in data: - correctCueOrientation - what is the orientation of the relevant cue - block - 1 - pre shift, 2 - post shift - correctCue - what is the relevant cue - cue 1, cue2, cue3 - the orientation of each cue - response - the keyboard response of the participant. NA = no response before 900ms - rt - response time - trial - number of trial (within block) - validity - whether trial is valid (whether target location fits the orientation of the relevant cue) - subject - subject ID - phase - det - deterministic; prob- probabilistic - gender - 1 - male; 2 - female - Dominant hand - 1 - right; 2 - left; 3- both - Education - years of education - YOB - year of birth - Age - age - OCIR - OCIR total score - obsessing, checking,ordering,washing,neutralizing,hoarding - OCIR subscale scores - DASSA,DASSD,DASSS - DASS-21 subscale scores

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