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**Methods** Methods were very similar to those used in the first study. Their description can be found in the corresponding node. Exact wording of the experimental question can be found below. <br><br> **Materials** *Low-anchor winter group* CQ – Is the average annual temperature in New York City lower or higher than -4 °F? [lower x higher] AJQ – What is the average winter temperature in New York City? [in degrees Fahrenheit] *High-anchor winter group* CQ – Is the average annual temperature in New York City lower or higher than 102 °F? [lower x higher] AJQ – What is the average winter temperature in New York City? [in degrees Fahrenheit] *Control winter group* AJQ – What is the average winter temperature in New York City? [in degrees Fahrenheit] *Low-anchor summer group* CQ – Is the average annual temperature in New York City lower or higher than -4 °F? [lower x higher] AJQ – What is the average summer temperature in New York City? [in degrees Fahrenheit] *High-anchor summer group* CQ – Is the average annual temperature in New York City lower or higher than 102 °F? [lower x higher] AJQ – What is the average summer temperature in New York City? [in degrees Fahrenheit] *Control summer group* AJQ – What is the average summer temperature in New York City? [in degrees Fahrenheit]
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