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Measuring Attention and Vigilance in the Laboratory vs. Online: The Split-half Reliability of the ANTI-Vea

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Standard and online ANTI-Vea tasks

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Stimuli and procedures for the behavioral tasks
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Raw data collected with the standard and the online ANTI-Vea
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Split-half reliability analysis

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