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This section contains a README + six files: PW_Study1_analyses.Rmd PW_Study1_analyses.nb.html PW_Study2_analyses.Rmd PW_Study2_analyses.nb.html PW_AdultStudy3_analyses.Rmd PW_AdultStudy3_analyses.nb.html .Rmd files for all studies—> the R Notebook file for all the analyses of the data. This code pulls the raw individual data files (for the social evaluation task), the anonymous participant demographic file, and the rectangle/counting secondary task data file to do the analyses (for exps 1 and 2). It is currently set up so that all the data should be within the working directory of the R file (with the raw data in a sub folder). However, this can be easily changed at the beginning of the code by setting your own path to the data. Also - if you'd rather not pull from the raw data, small modifications to the code will allow you to just use the Organized data file, which is the long/tidy form of the data .nb.html files for all studies—> the HTML version of the output from the R notebook files. By default the code is collapsed to make viewing easier, but to see the code for any particular output or task, just press the code button on the right. The #headings are just to make it a bit easier to find things. This information is also repeated in a README file within this section, so that it can be downloaded with everything.
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