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Szabo, Attila Second-by-Second Sensitivity Analysis of Response Time in Online Psychological Research Mendeley Data The two data files contain the datasets used in the two studies reported in the article How Fast Is Too Fast? Experimental Validation and a Second-by-Second Sensitivity Analysis of Response Time Thresholds for Detecting Unreliable Responding to Online Surveys. Study1_data.xlsx contains data from 235 participants, comprising 185 respondents who completed the survey under standard instructions and 50 who were instructed to respond as quickly and randomly as possible, together with their survey and questionnaire completion times. The file also includes timing information for the EAI-3, EDS-R, OCI-R, SCOFF, and TIPI measures used to experimentally compare attentive and instructed-careless responding. Data5062all100percentComplete(1).xlsx contains the Study 2 dataset of 5,062 fully completed responses from physically active adults across 54 countries and 13 survey languages, including response-time, demographic, and psychometric data. These data were used for the second-by-second sensitivity analyses of response-time thresholds from 1 to 10 seconds per item and the associated comparisons of scale scores, internal consistency, intra-individual response variability, and Mahalanobis distance. Updated to Version 3. Psychology Questionnaire Online Interaction Accuracy Analysis Researcher Deception Granziol, Umberto Dataset doi:10.17632/rw8g277bv6.4 oai:data.mendeley.com/rw8g277bv6.4 Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 https://data.mendeley.com/datasets/rw8g277bv6 2026-10-12T14:16:29Z