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# Overview of open materials Open data associated with the manuscript "Anxious and obsessive-compulsive traits are independently associated with willingness to pay for non-instrumental information" (Bennett, Sutcliffe, Tan, Smillie & Bode). This information is also included in the file readme.pdf in the repository. ## Open data The OSF repository contains three raw csv datafiles: #### meta_data.csv This file contains deidentified metadata for participants completing the study. Fields are: - *id*: a participant-specific ID code that can be used to link metadata to behavioural data - *age*: age in years at time of testing - *gender*: gender identity - *obsessive_compulsive_inventory*: total score from the IPIP version of the Obsessive-Compulsive Inventory - *rigid_perfectionism*: mean score from the Rigid Perfectionism scale of the Personality Inventory for DSM-5 - *need_order_cleanliness*: total score from the IPIP version of the Need for Order and Cleanliness scale - *bfi2_organisation*: mean score from the Organisation subscale of the BFI-2 - *bfas_orderliness*: mean score from the Orderliness subscale of the BFAS - *bfi2_anxiety*: mean score from the Anxiety subscale of the BFI-2 - *bfi2_emotional_volatility*: mean score from the Emotional Volatility subscale of the BFI-2 - *bfas_withdrawal*: mean score from the Withdrawal subscale of the BFAS - *bfas_emotional_volatility*: mean score from the Emotional Volatility subscale of the BFAS - *intolerance_of_uncertainty*: total score from the Intolerance of Uncertainty scale - *TRAIT_structure_control*: factor score for the latent Need for Structure and Control trait - *TRAIT_anxiety*: factor score for the latent Anxiety/Negative Emotionality trait - *TRAIT_obsessive_compulsion*: factor score for the latent Obsessive Compulsion trait - *PAR_phi_free*: median parameter estimate for the phi_free parameter - *PAR_phi_cost*: median parameter estimate for the phi_cost parameter - *PAR_k_mean*: median parameter estimate for the k_mean parameter - *PAR_k_var*: median parameter estimate for the k_var parameter - *PAR_log_beta*: logarithm of the median parameter estimate for the beta parameter #### behav_data_by_condition.csv Behavioural data per condition (3 cost conditions x 3 lottery conditions) for each participant. Fields are: - *ID*: a participant-specific ID code that can be used to link metadata to behavioural data - *taskOrder*: whether participants completed the task first (f) or the questionnaires first (l) - *cond*: lottery payout condition - *winOutcome*: win amount in this lottery payout condition - *lossOutcome*: loss amount in this lottery payout condition - *cost*: cost placed on the informative stimulus - *nChoices*: number of such choices presented to the participant. This is typically 20 but may be less if a participant failed to respond on some trials. - *nInfoChoices*: number of choices to observe the informative stimulus (divide by *nChoices* to get a proportion) #### behav_data.csv Behavioural data per trial for each participant. This may be more useful for trial-by-trial modelling. Fields are: - *ID*: a participant-specific ID code that can be used to link metadata to behavioural data - *taskOrder*: whether participants completed the task first (f) or the questionnaires first (l) - *cond*: lottery payout condition - *winOutcome*: win amount in this lottery payout condition - *lossOutcome*: loss amount in this lottery payout condition - *cost*: cost placed on the informative stimulus - *infoChosen*: whether the informative stimulus (1) or the non-informative stimulus (0) was chosen on this trial ## Open code This repository contains fourteen code files used in data analysis. Package dependencies: here, Hmisc, stats, ppcor. #### correlations.R - This file contains R code for reproducing correlations reported in Tables 2-4 and Supplementary Tables 2-3, as well as partial correlation analyses reported in text. #### model1.stan, model2.stan, ... , model13.stan - Each file contains the code used to sample from one of the 13 Stan models tested.
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