Simons, D. J., Ding, Y., & Hults, C. M. (in press). Individual Differences in Inattentional Blindness. Psychonomic Bulletin & Review. DOI: 10.3758/s13423-023-02431-x ------------------------------------------------- We conducted a literature search for empirical studies of inattentional blindness and then identified studies that included measures of cognitive ability or personality. We then coded each between-group sample from each study separately to determine the effect size for the difference on each measure between those who noticed the unexpected object and those who missed. Details of the search and coding process are provided in the manuscript itself. This OSF project includes the following in the Files section (note that we also include the files for the original submission from May 26, 2023 and the first revision from October 31, 2023): - manuscript files (pdf, Word) - RMarkdown script used to analyze the data and generate the manuscript files - data files and .rds objects used in the Markdown script - Figures in the manuscript (plus others generated by the markdown script) - Appendix csv files used to create the tables - Excel file with our coding of individual difference effect sizes and the sources used to estimate the effect sizes (r) - Output files listing effects by study, etc. The primary changes between the original submission and the revision were to the prose. The introduction was almost entirely rewritten to place the review into a broader context and to make it more broadly relevant for the journal's audience. The analyses did not change during the revision process. The changes between the first revision and the final version were minor (one sentence added to the abstract, one sentence clarified, and the PRISMA figure updated to correct some of the counts in the top parts of the figure).