# Construal Level International Multi-lab Replication (CLIMR) Project Compendium Liberman, N., & Trope, Y. (1998). The role of feasibility and desirability considerations in near and distant future decisions: A test of temporal construal theory. Journal of personality and social psychology, 75(1), 5. Study 1. Fujita, K., Henderson, M., Eng, J., Trope, Y., & Liberman, N. (2006). Spatial distance and mental construal of social events. Psychological Science, 14, 278-282. Study 1. Plus two paradigmatic replications of the effect of social distance and hypothetical distance on construal level. ## Compendium Structure The CLIMR project compendium comprises two main parts, one hosted on the Open Science Framework (OSF; https://osf.io/ra3dp/) and one hosted on GitHub (https://github.com/RabbitSnore/CLIMR). The OSF repository for CLIMR contains the materials, methods, and data (once data are collected). The GitHub repository contains the code necessary to execute and reproduce the statistical analyses for the project. ## Navigating the OSF Repository ### Materials The materials for the replications can be found in the subcomponent "Methods and Study Material" (https://osf.io/zywms/). If you are interested in recreating a version of the materials used in the replications, we recommend using the `.qsf` files for each experiment. This file can be imported into the Qualtrics survey platform and will recreate the English template survey on which the translated versions are based. This recreation will include the survey flow logic, as well as supporting code (JavaScript, HTML) for running the object categorization tasks and segmentation tasks. If you are interested in examining the materials used in the replications, including the survey flow logic, without directly recreating the online survey, we recommend examining the `.docx` protocol files for each experiment. These documents are intended to capture the most important elements of the procedure and can provide guidance for reconstructing the procedure in hard-copy or another online platform. ### Data Currently, data collection is ongoing. When data have been fully collected, they will be made available in the OSF repository. Data for pretests and validation studies are available in their respective OSF projects. #### Reproducing the Statistical Analyses If you are interested in reproducing the statistical analyses using real or simulated data, visit the CLIMR GitHub repository (https://github.com/RabbitSnore/CLIMR) and follow the instructions in the readme there. The GitHub repository is also linked to the OSF repository. ## CLIMR Subprojects The CLIMR project entails several additional subprojects aimed at objectives related to the main goal of assessing Construal Level Theory. These subprojects are linked below. - Validation of measures of mental abstraction: https://osf.io/kgrs9/ - Pretest of the relevance to a target event of items on the Behavior Identification Form (BIF): https://osf.io/h7f4q/ - Replication of Amit et al (2013, Experiment 2): https://osf.io/bkuwa/ - Pretest of the perceived valence of response options for items on the Behavior Identification form: https://osf.io/g6d5v - Pretest of a manipulation of social distance: https://osf.io/ahyvj/