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For each task, the folder contains: - The .rbp program, but will only be openable if you have a RealBasic/Xojo license. - The application, within a zip file. This is openable on older macs (e.g., it does open on Macs running Mojave 10.14.6), but may not be on newer macs (e.g., it's not openable with Catalina 10.15.7) or on non-macs. To run properly, it also needs to be in the same folder as the stimuli folder (see below). Additionally, even if it does run on your OS, please be aware that things like spacing on the screen and other aspects might be different. Given this - I would not recommend using this application for research, but am including it here only if it's helpful to get a sense of what the full task was like. - All the image stimuli, including instructions and spinners, are provided in the PropTaskStim folder for the spinner task and the AnalogyTaskStim folder for the analogy task. In order for the program to run, this folder must be in the same folder as the program and the name must remain as it is. - The full instructions are given in the Procedure PDF. - Spinner Task Only: excel file called SpinnerTrials that contains the trials used in the spinner comparison task and which images were compared on each trial. The trials were presented in a random order within the Discrete and Continuous blocks, NOT the order presented in the file. - Analogy Task Only: .txt file called AboutAnalogyStimuli that unpacks how the stimuli are labaled. The analogy stimuli are of the form: Block_TrialNumber_STIM -- For the three options that are the question, in the form A:B::C:? the STIM is A, B, C. For the 5 options that are choice options, they are labeled as 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. So, for example, the image labeled as 1_2_3 is the 3rd response option from the second trial in the first block.
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