Extraction report — Pinillos (2024)

Source: papers/pinillos2024bankcasesstakes/pinillos2024bankcasesstakes.yaml · Generated: 2026-02-12 23:27 UTC
1 studies1 effects1 needs_review

Paper

paper_idpinillos2024bankcasesstakes
short_labelPinillos (2024)
citationPinillos, Á. (2024). Bank Cases, Stakes, and Normative Facts.
doi
year2024
publishedYes
languageEnglish
language_other
research_objectiveReport an original study using modified bank cases to test whether ordinary knowledge attributions vary across stakes conditions, and argue that the psychological driver is attention to explicitly stated normative facts (appropriateness of assuming the proposition in reasoning).
data_available_online
data_url
notesBibliographic venue/DOI not recovered from pipeline outputs (paper appears to be an OUP book chapter; see TEI footnote).

The Study (Modified bank cases)

study_id: 1

Study

study_id1
labelThe Study (Modified bank cases)
objectiveTest whether ordinary attributions of knowledge vary across Modified High Stakes and Modified Low Stakes bank cases.
designBetween-Subjects
design_otherEach participant was assigned to either the Modified High Stakes or Modified Low Stakes vignette.
manipulated_factors
paradigmOther
paradigm_otherBinary forced-choice knowledge attribution (which statement better describes Bob’s situation: knows vs does not know).
notes

Sample

n_final89
recruitmentmTurk
recruitment_other
compensationmoney
compensation_other$1.50 (US) per participant
characteristicsAmazon Mechanical Turk Master workers; adults residing in the US; ~8 minute survey; initial N=100; 11 disqualified for failing ≥1 comprehension check.
mean_age
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
A total of 100 subjects were recruited through Amazon Turk to fill out an 8 minute survey... They were compensated $1.50 each... I disqualified 11 participants... χ 2 (1, N = 89) = 30.9059

Scale

labelbinary
points2
anchors(a) Bob knows that the bank will be open on Saturday. (b) Bob thinks he knows that the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know the bank will be open on Saturday.
direction
Provenance
page
table_refTEI fig_1
tei_idfig_1
(a) Bob knows that the bank will be open on Saturday. (b) Bob thinks he knows that the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know the bank will be open on Saturday.

Measures

knowledge_question_textIn your personal opinion, which better describes Bob's situation? (a) Bob knows that the bank will be open on Saturday. (b) Bob thinks he knows that the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know the bank will be open on Saturday.
knowledge_question_firstNo
additional_question_text

Scenarios

Scenarios (1)
bank · Modified DeRose-style bank-hours vignette with explicit normative fact about whether it is appropriate to assume the bank will be open.
scenario_codebank
scenario_typeModified DeRose-style bank-hours vignette with explicit normative fact about whether it is appropriate to assume the bank will be open.
High stakes text
Modified High Stakes: large/important check; if money not deposited by Monday the check will not be accepted; explicitly adds: 'The stakes are high... it's not appropriate... to assume... the bank will be open on Saturday.'
Low stakes text
Modified Low Stakes: not especially important to deposit right away; explicitly adds: 'The stakes are low... it's appropriate... to assume... the bank will be open on Saturday.'
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The stakes are low for Bob and his wife... it's appropriate for them to assume... the bank will be open on Saturday. ... The stakes are high... it's not appropriate for them to assume...

Effects

s1_e1 · Modified bank cases — knowledge attribution · Between-Subjects · d=1.184643470864 · v=0.053473566444 · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids1_e1
subgroupModified bank cases — knowledge attribution
subgroup_descBinary: proportion endorsing 'Bob knows' (Modified Low vs Modified High Stakes)
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d1.184643470864
v0.053473566444
computed_fromother
needs_reviewtrue
notesComputed via χ²→d conversion from reported χ² and group Ns in analysis/effect_sizes.qmd (method=between_chi2). Marked needs_review because evidence_reliability is not codable from text.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personOther
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highmodified_high
group_lowmodified_low
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesOutcome mean = proportion endorsing the knowledge attribution ('Bob knows').

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankVignette is explicitly about whether the bank will be open on Saturday (bank-hours scenario).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies, "No, I know the bank will be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday."
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette explicitly introduces doubt/counterconsiderations about whether the bank will be open.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
His wife says, "Maybe the bank won't be open tomorrow. Lots of banks are closed on Saturdays."
awarenessYesStakes are described as facts about Bob and his wife’s situation (implying the protagonist is aware of the consequences).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited... leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonAgent’s evidence is his own recent experience/memory of visiting the bank (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies, "No, I know the bank will be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon."
attribution_personOtherParticipants are asked to evaluate a third-person knowledge attribution about Bob.
Provenance
page
table_refTEI fig_1
tei_idfig_1
(a) Bob knows that the bank will be open on Saturday.
evidence_reliabilityReliability of the evidence source is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded as null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday.

Groups

group_idlabelnmeansdseprovenance
modified_lowModified Low Stakes490.714285714285714
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
In Modified Low Stakes, 35 (71%) people agreed Bob knows while 14 (29%) people said he doesn't know.
modified_highModified High Stakes400.125
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
In Modified High Stakes, only 5 (14%) people agreed that Bob knows... while 35 (86%) agree that he doesn't know.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi230.9059
z
df11
df2
p
reported_d
reported_r
notesReported as p < .01; Cramer's V reported as .58.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
χ 2 (1, N = 89) = 30.9059, p < .01. Cramer's V is 58

Quality Flags

Raw YAML
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paper:
  paper_id: pinillos2024bankcasesstakes
  citation: "Pinillos, Á. (2024). Bank Cases, Stakes, and Normative Facts."
  short_label: "Pinillos (2024)"
  doi: null
  published: "Yes"
  year: 2024
  language: "English"
  language_other: null
  research_objective: "Report an original study using modified bank cases to test whether ordinary knowledge attributions vary across stakes conditions, and argue that the psychological driver is attention to explicitly stated normative facts (appropriateness of assuming the proposition in reasoning)."
  data_availability:
    data_available_online: null
    url: null
    notes: null
  notes: "Bibliographic venue/DOI not recovered from pipeline outputs (paper appears to be an OUP book chapter; see TEI footnote)."

studies:
  - study_id: 1
    label: "The Study (Modified bank cases)"
    objective: "Test whether ordinary attributions of knowledge vary across Modified High Stakes and Modified Low Stakes bank cases."
    sample:
      n_final: 89
      recruitment: "mTurk"
      recruitment_other: null
      compensation: "money"
      compensation_other: "$1.50 (US) per participant"
      characteristics: "Amazon Mechanical Turk Master workers; adults residing in the US; ~8 minute survey; initial N=100; 11 disqualified for failing ≥1 comprehension check."
      mean_age: null
      mean_age_prov:
        page: null
        quote: null
        tei_id: null
        table_ref: null
      provenance:
        page: null
        quote: "A total of 100 subjects were recruited through Amazon Turk to fill out an 8 minute survey... They were compensated $1.50 each... I disqualified 11 participants... χ 2 (1, N = 89) = 30.9059"
        tei_id: null
        table_ref: null
    design: "Between-Subjects"
    design_other: "Each participant was assigned to either the Modified High Stakes or Modified Low Stakes vignette."
    manipulated_factors: []
    paradigm: "Other"
    paradigm_other: "Binary forced-choice knowledge attribution (which statement better describes Bob’s situation: knows vs does not know)."
    scale:
      label: binary
      points: 2
      anchors: "(a) Bob knows that the bank will be open on Saturday. (b) Bob thinks he knows that the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know the bank will be open on Saturday."
      direction: null
      provenance:
        page: null
        quote: "(a) Bob knows that the bank will be open on Saturday. (b) Bob thinks he knows that the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know the bank will be open on Saturday."
        tei_id: "fig_1"
        table_ref: "TEI fig_1"
    measures:
      knowledge_question_text: "In your personal opinion, which better describes Bob's situation? (a) Bob knows that the bank will be open on Saturday. (b) Bob thinks he knows that the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know the bank will be open on Saturday."
      knowledge_question_first: "No"
      additional_question_text: null
    scenarios:
      - scenario_code: bank
        scenario_type: "Modified DeRose-style bank-hours vignette with explicit normative fact about whether it is appropriate to assume the bank will be open."
        high_stakes_text: "Modified High Stakes: large/important check; if money not deposited by Monday the check will not be accepted; explicitly adds: 'The stakes are high... it's not appropriate... to assume... the bank will be open on Saturday.'"
        low_stakes_text: "Modified Low Stakes: not especially important to deposit right away; explicitly adds: 'The stakes are low... it's appropriate... to assume... the bank will be open on Saturday.'"
        provenance:
          page: null
          quote: "The stakes are low for Bob and his wife... it's appropriate for them to assume... the bank will be open on Saturday. ... The stakes are high... it's not appropriate for them to assume..."
          tei_id: null
          table_ref: null
    effects:
      - effect_id: s1_e1
        subgroup: "Modified bank cases — knowledge attribution"
        subgroup_desc: "Binary: proportion endorsing 'Bob knows' (Modified Low vs Modified High Stakes)"
        design: "Between-Subjects"
        design_other: null
        moderators:
          scenario: bank
          skeptical_pressure: "Yes"
          awareness: "Yes"
          evidence: "First Person"
          attribution_person: "Other"
          evidence_reliability: null
        moderators_coding:
          scenario:
            provenance:
              page: null
              quote: "Bob replies, \"No, I know the bank will be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday.\""
              tei_id: null
              table_ref: null
            reason: "Vignette is explicitly about whether the bank will be open on Saturday (bank-hours scenario)."
          skeptical_pressure:
            provenance:
              page: null
              quote: "His wife says, \"Maybe the bank won't be open tomorrow. Lots of banks are closed on Saturdays.\""
              tei_id: null
              table_ref: null
            reason: "The vignette explicitly introduces doubt/counterconsiderations about whether the bank will be open."
          awareness:
            provenance:
              page: null
              quote: "They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited... leaving them in a very bad situation."
              tei_id: null
              table_ref: null
            reason: "Stakes are described as facts about Bob and his wife’s situation (implying the protagonist is aware of the consequences)."
          evidence:
            provenance:
              page: null
              quote: "Bob replies, \"No, I know the bank will be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.\""
              tei_id: null
              table_ref: null
            reason: "Agent’s evidence is his own recent experience/memory of visiting the bank (first-person evidence)."
          attribution_person:
            provenance:
              page: null
              quote: "(a) Bob knows that the bank will be open on Saturday."
              tei_id: "fig_1"
              table_ref: "TEI fig_1"
            reason: "Participants are asked to evaluate a third-person knowledge attribution about Bob."
          evidence_reliability:
            provenance:
              page: null
              quote: "I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday."
              tei_id: null
              table_ref: null
            reason: "Reliability of the evidence source is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded as null."
        contrast:
          group_high: modified_high
          group_low: modified_low
          sign_convention: "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
          other_notes: "Outcome mean = proportion endorsing the knowledge attribution ('Bob knows')."
        groups:
          - group_id: modified_low
            label: "Modified Low Stakes"
            n: 49
            mean: 0.714285714285714
            sd: null
            se: null
            provenance:
              page: null
              quote: "In Modified Low Stakes, 35 (71%) people agreed Bob knows while 14 (29%) people said he doesn't know."
              tei_id: null
              table_ref: null
          - group_id: modified_high
            label: "Modified High Stakes"
            n: 40
            mean: 0.125
            sd: null
            se: null
            provenance:
              page: null
              quote: "In Modified High Stakes, only 5 (14%) people agreed that Bob knows... while 35 (86%) agree that he doesn't know."
              tei_id: null
              table_ref: null
        reported_test:
          test: chi2
          t: null
          f: null
          chi2: 30.9059
          z: null
          df1: 1
          df2: null
          p: null
          reported_d: null
          reported_r: null
          notes: "Reported as p < .01; Cramer's V reported as .58."
          provenance:
            page: null
            quote: "χ 2 (1, N = 89) = 30.9059, p < .01. Cramer's V is 58"
            tei_id: null
            table_ref: null
        effect_size:
          metric: SMD
          d: 1.184643470864
          v: 0.053473566444
          computed_from: other
          needs_review: true
          notes: "Computed via χ²→d conversion from reported χ² and group Ns in analysis/effect_sizes.qmd (method=between_chi2). Marked needs_review because evidence_reliability is not codable from text."
        quality_flags: []
        notes: null

    notes: null