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## Data - https://osf.io/y3zg8/ - Raw, merged, and processed datasets for the project. - Files included: - [Effect Sizes csv](https://osf.io/yt9kp): Effect sizes, moderators, and other meta-analysis variables - [Original Data rar](https://osf.io/zqyw3): All original individual lab datasets in a zipped (rar) format - Lab Information: - [Lab characteristics csv](https://osf.io/pjwhs): CSV file that includes information about labs included in the project. Note that the file "blank" lines are tied to the lab listed above it. - [Extension variables csv](https://osf.io/m8uda): CSV file that includes information about the extensions included in each lab. Note that the file "blank" lines are tied to the lab listed above it. - [Lab characteristics table docx](https://osf.io/cghyv): Lab information from the previous files in a pretty table format. - [Dataset table csv](https://osf.io/pmgv2): A CSV file that includes all lab links to OSF pages and datasets. - Merged data: - [All data without extensions](https://osf.io/s2bfe): CSV file with all the data from individual teams merged together, no extension variables - [Codebook](https://osf.io/wdcmv): explanation for processed and merged data to understand variables in the data. - [All data with extension variables](https://osf.io/rknex): CSV file with the extensions variables included. - [Extension variables](https://osf.io/ucx26): a list of the extension variables included by each lab - [Processed data](https://osf.io/dax6g): Data used for analyses. - [Replication Data](https://osf.io/fh96u): Data from the original study used to calculate sample size and power.
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