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**General note** ---------------- Files are uploaded as raw data, either tidy ("tidydata_") or processed ("data_") data files in separated folders. R scripts can be found within this project. "tidy" data files are run with R Script "01-Tidy.R" for data checks, transformation of some variables, replacement of outliers values, and calculation of some new scores. "processed" data files are run for data analyses with R scripts "ANTIVea-Analyses.R" Files in "data_MWQ_total" are processed data files to be used in script "Questionnaires_MW_total.R". In most of data files, the following variables are included: • Participant: coded as integer • Group: representing the group based on the frequency of thought probes per block (4, 8, or 12). **ANTIVea (tidy and/or processed data files)** ------------------------------------------ For the sake of clarity, variables are described in separated sub-groups. Note that this might not follow the order of variables in the data files. General information • Age/ Edad: integer for informed years old. • Sex/Género: informed sex as woman (1), man (2), or non-binary (3). • Laterality/Lateralidad: informed handedness dominance as right-handed (1), left-handed (2), ambidextrous (3) • Experiment: lab or online. Trial and blocks Note that trials and blocks are coded using Python numeration, that is, starting at 0 and not at 1 in tidy_lab. (LAB= Laboratory data, Online = Online data): • TrialNumber: identification integer for the order of each trial. Not used in data analyses. • Trial_Type: - NoVigilance (Lab)/Anti (Online): ANTI trials for measuring the independence and interactions of phasic alertenss, orienting, and executive control; and the noise trials to compute false alarms for the executive vigilance task. - EV: trials for measuring the detection of infrequent critical signals in the executive vigilance sub-task. - AV: trials for measuring the arousal vigilance component in the reaction time sub-task. • Block.thisRepN (LAB): NA = Practice block; 0 to 5, experimental blocks to analyze the vigilance decrement across time on task, TP or main effects and interactions in ANTI trials. • Block: 0 = Practice block; 1 to 6, experimental blocks to analyze the vigilance decrement across time on task, TP or main effects and interactions in ANTI trials. • Block.thisTrialN(LAB): integer about sequential order of trials 0 to 79 within each experimental block. • Block.thisN(LAB): integer about sequential order of trials within the session. Responses • Correct_Answer: o 'm' for ANTI trials when the target points to the right. o 'c' for ANTI trials when the target points to the left. o 'space' for executive vigilance trials (i.e., infrequent displaced targets). o 'any': in arousal vigilance trials, there was no correct response. • StimuliResp.RT in ms (LAB) /Reaction.time (Online): reaction time in milliseconds. This variable combines separate variables for measuring reaction time in each type of trial (ANTI_Resp.rt, VE_Resp.rt, VA_resp.RT, VA_Countdown_RT2). • ANTI_Resp.corr: accuracy in ANTI trials as 1=correct response, 0=incorrect response. • VE_Resp.corr: accuracy in executive vigilance trials as 1=correct response, 0=incorrect response. • ANTI_Resp.keys: response in ANTI trials. • VE_Resp.keys: response in executive vigilance trials. • VA_Resp.keys and VA_Resp_opc.keys: response in arousal vigilance trials, within or after the down counter presentation, respectively. • mouse_2.x(LAB)/ ClickPosNorm (Online): Response to the thought probes: -1 indicates off-task and 1 indicates on-task. Factorial design for the trials of the ANTI sub-task • Tone: warning signal condition (no tone, tone), for measuring phasic alertness. • ValidityCue (LAB) Validity (Online): cueing condition (invalid, no cue, valid), for measuring attentional orienting. • Congruency: congruency condition (congruent, incongruent), for measuring executive control. Stimuli features and position • TargetDirection: direction pointed by the target arrow (left/right). • Flankers_direction: direction pointed by the flanking arrows (left/right). • Cue_position: the position of the visual cue regarding the fixation point (up/down). • Arrows_position: the position of the string of arrows regarding the fixation point (up/down). • Variables including "Coord" in their name: variables regarding the position of the target ('Target') and the flankers (Distractors at left: 'DistL1', 'DistL2'; Distractors at right: 'DistR1', 'DistR2') in the horizontal (X) and vertical (Y) axis. Additional variables in processed data file. For further details on these variables, please see the script "Tidy.R". • Distance_T_D: the maximum vertical distance between the target and the closest adjacent flankers. • FA_difficult: false alarms computed only from 'space' response in a subset of "Distance_T_D" scores. • Filter_RT: 1 = responses with RT > 200 ms and < 1500 ms; 0 responses with RT < 200 ms or > 1500 ms. Trials = 0 were excluded from analyses in ANTI trials. **Questionnaries** -------------- MWI1, MWI2, MWI3, MWI4: Items from the intentional Mind-Wandering subscale (intentional MW). MWS1, MWS2, MWS3, MWS4: Items from the spontaneous Mind-Wandering subscale (spontaneous MW). SUM_MWD: Total score of the intentional MW subscale. SUM_MWS: Total score of the spontaneous MW subscale. MW_TP: Average of the TP score.
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