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Authors’ statement: The authors very much support the values of research transparency and open science. Yet, given that this dataset includes family members and given that age is in the dataset (because we used age as predictor/moderator in the current study), participants would still be able to identify themselves and their family members through knowing their own age and their family members’ age during their participation in the study. Hence, to protect the anonymity of our participants, their data cannot be stored at a public, open-access repository. The data analysis script and the overview of the study variables, however, are accessible through a permanent open-access path (https://osf.io/s2w3n/).
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