stasielowicz2020: Studies on the importance of cognitive ability in performance...

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Description

Results from 47 independent samples, including 133 effect sizes (r), on the role of individual differences in cognitive abilities in the context of performance adaption \insertCitestasielowicz2020importantpsychmetadata.

Usage

data("stasielowicz2020")

Format

A data frame with 133 rows and 23 variables:

• id: unique id of study

• effect_id: unique id of effect

• author: author of study

• pub_year: year of publication

• pub_type: publication type (1 = journal article, 2 = book chapter, 3 = dissertation, 4 = master's thesis, 5 = bachelor's thesis, 6 = conference proceedings, 7 = report, 8 = other (eg., unpublished manuscript))

• peer_review: whether publication was peer-reviewed (0 = no, 1 = yes)

• n: sample size for effect size

• yi: effect size (r)

• vi: sampling variance (SE^2)

• adapt_measures: assessment method(s) of adaptation used in the study (1 = self-report, 2 = other people, 3 = objective, 4 = mixed)

• adapt_method: assessment method of adaption (1 = subjective ratings, 2 = objective scores)

• adapt_method_specific: specific assessement method of adaptation used for the particular effect size (1 = self-report, 2 = other people, 3 = objective)

• subj_adapt_definition: definition for subjective ratings of performance adaptations ("narrow" or "broad")

• cog_abil_measure: measurement method of cognitive abilities

• ca_measure: categorized measure of cognitive abilities ("general", "specific" or "ACT/SAT/GPA")

• financ_support: financial support (e.g., grant; 0 = no, 1 = yes)

• sex: sex (1 = female sample, 2 = male sample, 3 = mixed sample)

• men_prop: proportion of men in sample

• country: country of sample

• sample: sample type (1 = students, 2 = employees, 3 = manager, 4 = mixed, 5 = other)

• task: task used to measure performance adaptation ("simulation/video game", "SJT", or "Other")

• complexity_component: coordinative complexity of the task (0 = relatively low, 1 = relatively high)

• complexity_coordinative: dynamic complexity of the task (0 = relatively low, 1 = relatively high)

Details

Further details can be found at https://psyarxiv.com/qu4t2/

References

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