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This page provides data related to "Socio-ecological Hypothesis of Reconciliatory Tactics: Cultural, Individual, and Situational Variations in Willingness to Accept Apology or Compensation" **Study information** Title: Socio-ecological Hypothesis of Reconciliatory Tactics: Cultural, Individual, and Situational Variations in Willingness to Accept Apology or Compensation Authorships: Asuka Komiya, Hiroki Ozono, Motoki Watabe, Yuri Miyamoto, Yohsuke Ohtusbo, Shigehiro Oishi Journal: Frontiers in Psychology <br> **Dataset** Please read the code files when you want to know what each variable indicates. HAD is an EXCEL macro for data analysis, developed by Hiroshi Shimizu (http://norimune.net/had ; only in Japanese). You may find some results in the HAD files. <br> Study 1 Data: - EXCEL https://osf.io/dx9kc/<br> - SPSS (for ANOVA) https://osf.io/7npc4/ - SPSS (for contrast coding) https://osf.io/2tbzg/ Code: https://osf.io/jqzrn/ <br> Study 2a Data: <br> - EXCEL https://osf.io/2pnad/ - SPSS https://osf.io/5q8yf/ Code: https://osf.io/ejntb/ <br> Study 2b Data: - EXCEL https://osf.io/m2twj/ - SPSS https://osf.io/xsdth/ Code: https://osf.io/swceg/ <br> Study 3 Data: <br> for t-tests (individual level) - EXCEL https://osf.io/afrws/ - SPSS https://osf.io/vjfkq/ for HLM etc. (trial level)<br> - EXCEL https://osf.io/rz7y9/ - SPSS https://osf.io/u65ep/ Code: <br> for individual level https://osf.io/mcju9/<br> for trial level https://osf.io/h5v6x/
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