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Biased and Inattentive Responding Drive Apparent Metacognitive Biases in Mental Health

Noam Sarna, Reuvan Dar, and Matan Mazor

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Data

Fully-anonymized experimental data is available here

Demos

You can try the online experiment by clicking here

Analysis Scripts

A fully reproducible version analysis pipeline in RMD format is available here. To run the RMD file, the data must first be imported from OSF storage and placed in the data folder.

Pre-registration time-locking 🕝🔒

To ensure preregistration time-locking (in other words, that preregistration preceded data collection), we employed randomization-based preregistration. We used the SHA256 cryptographic hash function to translate our preregistered protocol folder (including the pre-registration document) to a string of 256 bits. These bits were then combined with the unique identifiers of single subjects, and the resulting string was used as seed for initializing the Mersenne Twister pseudorandom number generator prior to determining all random aspects of the experiment. This way, experimental randomization was causally dependent on, and therefore could not have been determined prior to, the specific contents of our preregistration document (Mazor, Mazor & Mukamel, 2019).

Experiment

The experiment was run in two batches due to a minor bug in the experiment code. Therefore, we provide preregistration time-locking summaries for both runs.

First run

protocol folder

protocol sum: 23aef7ab769eab2870a780b6b5c821e27782d3019b6bca0589aebecde086159e

Preregistration document from the protocol folder

Second run

protocol folder

protocol sum: 13526ddfa7940be0e662cf488341d480b26fbf07b3a0acd5f0f096ea5ac73bae

Preregistration document from the protocol folder

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