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Description: We attempt to directly replicate Isaac & Brough (2014), which looks at the impact of category size (useless information) on probability estimates. Subsequently, we replicate the original study again, but add an additional factor to eliminate the effect.

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We attempt to replicate Study 1 from Isaac and Brough (2014).
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