decoy_3: 3,320 observations from a decoy experiment
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3,320 observations from a decoy experiment
Description
A data frame containing 3,320 observations (with NA's) from the third round
of a decoy experiment involving hand-washing purportedly carried out in a
number of factories in China.
Usage
decoy_3
Format
A data frame with 3320 rows and 4 variables:
subject: Not sure what this variable represents.
workroom: The room for which the sanitizer weight is recorded.
day: The day of the experiment the sanitizer was weighted
value: The weight in grams for the sanitizer.
Details
This series of experiments was published in
an article in Psychological Science in 2018. Subsequently, Frank Yu, Leif
Nelson, and Uri Simonsohn argued that the data for the experiments could
not be trusted,and Simonsohn developed
number-bunching in relation to his analysis of the data.
The article was eventually
retracted.
The original data is available on OSF. This data
frame consists of the data contained in the tab named "Study3-sanitizer usage(grams)".
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3,320 observations from a decoy experiment
Description
A data frame containing 3,320 observations (with NA's) from the third round of a decoy experiment involving hand-washing purportedly carried out in a number of factories in China.
Usage
decoy_3
Format
A data frame with 3320 rows and 4 variables:
subject: Not sure what this variable represents.
workroom: The room for which the sanitizer weight is recorded.
day: The day of the experiment the sanitizer was weighted
value: The weight in grams for the sanitizer.
Details
This series of experiments was published in an article in Psychological Science in 2018. Subsequently, Frank Yu, Leif Nelson, and Uri Simonsohn argued that the data for the experiments could not be trusted,and Simonsohn developed number-bunching in relation to his analysis of the data. The article was eventually retracted. The original data is available on OSF. This data frame consists of the data contained in the tab named "Study3-sanitizer usage(grams)".
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