Learning, Choice Consistency, and Individual Differences in How People Think Elections Should be Decided

Authors: Caddick, Z. A., Rottman, B. M.

Lab: Causal Learning and Decision Making Lab

Paper Citation: Caddick, Z.A., Rottman, B.M. (2023). Learning, Choice Consistency, and Individual Differences in How People Think Elections Should be Decided, Dissertation at University of Pittsburgh. Link

Information: Data files are excel workbooks that contain data dictionaries. The data is summarized at the participant level for convenience and simplicity. Item level and derivation data has been omitted, but is available upon request.

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Data

• Study 1 Data
• Study 2 Data
• Study 3 Data
• Study 4 Data

Project Resources

• OSF Pre-registration
• Who Won the Election Task stimuli