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Contributors: Alyssa Jane Reynolds
Date: 2018-08-07
... The study consists of a 2 x 2 ANOVA between-subjects design where both context dependence (context dependent vs. context independent) and social cue (present vs. absent) were manipulated. Because participants were responding online, serving intentions were used as the dependent variable in lieu of actual serving behavior. Intentions were used as a proxy for actual behavior as they are highly correlated when measured specifically (see Trafimow, 2000 for a review). First level of context dependence was temporarily manipulated using the method developed by Kühnen et al. (2001). Using this method, participants were asked to list the ways they are similar (different) to their family and friends to increase (decrease) their context dependence then asked to describe themselves in 10 phrases as a manipulation check. Afterwards, participants were given a scenario where they are hungry and arrive at a party with a snack table. They were then shown a picture of a table featuring a bowl and a sign saying “Please take some pretzels.” In the absent social cue condition the table also featured an exemplar plate with a large (150g) serving of pretzels on the plate. The photos were identical except with the exemplar plate edited out of the “absent” condition. Participants were then asked how many pretzels they would take in this scenario on a sliding scale (1 – 100). Questions pertaining to dietary restraint, BMI and time spent exercising were then asked to ensure no significant covariates exist. Additionally, a manipulation check was done to ensure the social nature of the cue.
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Contributors: Sebastián Mauricio Palacio
Date: 2018-08-07
... This data is the input data for the model developed in https://ideas.repec.org/p/xrp/wpaper/xreap2018-2.html. The algorithm you can consult is in https://github.com/sebalp1987/outlier_model. As it is a real dataset, the data is totally masked.
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Contributors: Jean-Luc GUERIN, Christophe Klopp, Guillaume Croville, Cécile Donnadieu, Maxence Delverdier, Catherine Zanchetta, Mattias Delpont, Christelle Camus, Marie-Noelle Lucas, Maxime Manno
Date: 2018-08-07
... Distribution of reads generated by the MinION runs, referred to in the Results section of manuscript as supplementary figures S1 and S2
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Contributors: Rudy Marcela Mendez Reina, Maria Isabel Perez, Chad Leidy, Manu Forero, Steve Trier, Cornelia Herrfurth, Ivo Freussner, Adriana Bernal
Date: 2018-08-07
... structure of S. aureus biofilms imaged by scanning electron microscopy (SEM). A mature biofilm has been formed at 37 °C under gravity-fed flow conditions on a clinical catheter.Data GP Laurdan and DPH Polarization of lipid extract from S. Aureus and lipid sinthetic
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Contributors: Thierry Matonda-ma-Nzuzi, Samuel Mampunza Ma Miezi
Date: 2018-08-07
... It is the dataset of a study describing the therapeutic itinerary of children living with epilepsy of Kinshasa (Democratic Republic of the Congo). The features of this care pathway and its relationships with behavioral problems and cognitive impairment are analyzed. The therapeutic itinerary is described by four variables: i) the types of consultation (TypeOfConsultation and NumberOfTypeConsultation), ii) the first source of suspicion or diagnostic of disease (SuspicionDiagnostic), iii) the previous treatment before reaching the site of study (PreviousTreatment) and the duration between the first epileptic seizure and the first arrival to the site of study. This duration is subdivised in three: the duration I (DurationI) between first seizure and suspicion or diagnostic of epilepsy, the duration II (DurationII) between the suspicion or diagnostic of disease and the first arrival to the site of study, and total duration (TotalDuration) between first epileptic seizure and first arrival to the site of study. Relationships between features of therapeutic itinerary are analyzed by the Pearson chi-square test, non parametric tests (Mann-Whitney U-test and Kruskal Wallis test) and parametric tests (with planned contrast) when equality of variances is assumed and without high asymmetry. For planned contrasts for variable "source of suspicion or diagnostic" we used 3 contrasts: Western Medicine (3/0/0), None (-1/2/0), Traditional healer (-1/-1/1) and family or relatives (-1/-1/-1). For planned contrasts for variable "previous treatment" we used 3 contrasts: AED (3/0/0), AED-Traditional (-1/2/0), Traditional treatment (-1/-1/-1) and None (-1/-1/1).
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Contributors: Daniela Feistauer, Tobias Richter
Date: 2018-08-07
... Data from summer semester 2017 Data: students' evalutation of teaching based on FEVOR (Staufenbiel, 2000) Criterion Variables: Teacher performance, Planning and Presentation Predictor Variables: teacher's likability, prior subject interest of students
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Contributors: Michelangelo Martini, Mildred Zepeda-Martínez, Luigi Solari
Date: 2018-08-07
... Supplemental File A: Framework grain parameters used for sandstones of the Rosario and Cualac formations Supplemental File B: Point-counting raw data and recalculated parameters for sandstones of the Rosario and Cualac formations Supplemental File C: Tourmaline chemistry results Supplemental File D: U-Pb analytical results
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Contributors: Évelyne Thiffault, yves bergeron, Alexis Achim, Fanny Senez-Gagnon, David Paré
Date: 2018-08-07
... Carbon stocks (expressed in tonnes of C per hectare) both above- and below-ground, in balsam fir-white birch stands of various ages originating from clearcut harvest, located in Forêt Montmorency, Quebec (Canada). Field protocol can be downloaded at: https://scf.rncan.gc.ca/publications?id=32317&lang=fr_CA
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Contributors: Alyssa Jane Reynolds
Date: 2018-08-07
... 131 undergraduate students from a university were recruited for participation in an experiment in exchange for course credit. 8 subjects failed to complete the survey or failed the attention check and their data was removed from analysis while one participant was removed for serving themselves a plate more than 3 SDs from the mean. The Group Embedded Figures Test (GEFT) was used to measure context dependence (Oltman, Raskin, & Witkin, 2013). This measure is a long-established, proprietary means for determining context independence in the psychology literature (see van Baaren et al., 2004 for a recent example). Participants are asked to find simple shapes embedded in larger, more complicated shapes. Because context dependence is associated with a lower ability to disembed information, lower values on the GEFT indicate greater levels of context dependence (range = 1-18) Participants signed a consent form to participate in a study involving visual tasks and providing feedback on a new snack product after which they were given a participant number. In order to minimize the effects of potential demand characteristics, participants were not informed that their serving and consumption behavior was being measured. Participants then served themselves a plate of a pretzel snack to leave at the station that corresponded with their participant number. In both conditions, a sign was provided that said “Please take some pretzels” and in one condition, an exemplar plate was set up that demonstrated a 150g portion of pretzels identical to the one used in study 1. The control condition included the same sign with no exemplar plate. If participants asked for further direction for a desired serving behavior, they were simply told “Take as few or as many as you would like.” Pretzel snacks were chosen because they are a common, recognizable snack item without a strong flavor that could repel some participants. Pretzels have also been used before in consumer research (Aydinoğlu & Krishna, 2011). Participants were then escorted to a separate room to complete the GEFT, during which time their plates were weighed. When finished, they were asked to return to the first room to eat as little or as much as they would like. When the participants were done they completed an "End of Meal Survey" containing questions related to demographic variables in addition to other individual difference measures related to food. During the End of Meal Survey, the participants’ plates were weighed again. They then returned to the room to sign a debriefing form before being dismissed.
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Contributors: Olga Nagy, Isabelle Nuez, Virginie Courtier, Michael Lang, Rosina Savisaar, Alexandre Peluffo, Jean David, Amir Yassin, David Stern, Daniel Matute
Date: 2018-08-07
... Raw and analysed data .
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