Extraction report — Rose et al. 2019

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Paper

paper_idroseetal2019nothingstakeknowledge
short_labelRose et al. 2019
citationRose, D., Machery, E., Stich, S., et al. (2019). Nothing at Stake in Knowledge. Noûs, 53, 224–247.
doi10.1111/nous.12211
year2019
publishedYes
languageEnglish
language_other
research_objectiveTest cross-culturally whether high vs low stakes affect knowledge ascription in a Bank-case vignette, and assess whether null results are due to ineffective stakes manipulation or protagonist projection.
data_available_online
data_url
notes

Mexico

study_id: 1

Study

study_id1
labelMexico
objectiveTest whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the Mexico sample.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
manipulated_factors
paradigmAgreement that a sentence is true
paradigm_other
notes

Sample

n_final133
recruitmentother
recruitment_otherNon-student sample.
compensationno compensation
compensation_other
characteristicsStudents: N; Method: Paper-pencil; Payment: Volunteers; Language: Spanish.
mean_age
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Table 2: Mexico N=133.

Scale

labelbinary
points2
anchorsBinary response options (see Table 1 caption).
directionHigher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option.
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Measures

knowledge_question_textIn your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]
knowledge_question_firstYes
additional_question_textIn your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Scenarios

Scenarios (1)
bank · Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
scenario_codebank
scenario_typeBank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.

Effects

s1_e1 · Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids1_e1
subgroupKnowledge Attribution
subgroup_descTruth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No).
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.0
z
df11
df2
p0.99
reported_d
reported_r0.001
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=133.
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Mexico: N=133, X2=0.0, p-value=.990, Cramer's V=0.001.

Quality Flags

s1_e2 · Strict Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids1_e2
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution
subgroup_descBinary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi21.74
z
df11
df2
p0.187
reported_d
reported_r0.115
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=131 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page14
table_reftabula_stream_p14_t5.csv
tei_id
Mexico: N=131, X2=1.74, p-value=.187, Cramer's V=0.115.

Quality Flags

s1_e3 · Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional) · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids1_e3
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)
subgroup_descAmong participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi21.448
z
df11
df2
p0.229
reported_d
reported_r0.125
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=92 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page18
table_reftabula_stream_p18_t7.csv
tei_id
Mexico: N=92, X2=1.448, p-value=0.229, Cramer's V=0.125.

Quality Flags

USA

study_id: 2

Study

study_id2
labelUSA
objectiveTest whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the USA sample.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
manipulated_factors
paradigmAgreement that a sentence is true
paradigm_other
notes

Sample

n_final225
recruitmentother
recruitment_otherNon-student sample.
compensation
compensation_otherCompensation
characteristicsStudents: N; Method: Web-based; Payment: Compensation; Language: English.
mean_age
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Table 2: USA N=225.

Scale

labelbinary
points2
anchorsBinary response options (see Table 1 caption).
directionHigher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option.
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Measures

knowledge_question_textIn your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]
knowledge_question_firstYes
additional_question_textIn your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Scenarios

Scenarios (1)
bank · Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
scenario_codebank
scenario_typeBank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.

Effects

s2_e1 · Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids2_e1
subgroupKnowledge Attribution
subgroup_descTruth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No).
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi23.661
z
df11
df2
p0.056
reported_d
reported_r0.128
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=225.
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
USA: N=225, X2=3.661, p-value=.056, Cramer's V=0.128.

Quality Flags

s2_e2 · Strict Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids2_e2
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution
subgroup_descBinary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi25.453
z
df11
df2
p
reported_d
reported_r0.156
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=225 (site-level N for this measure). p-value reported as p < .05.
Provenance
page14
table_reftabula_stream_p14_t5.csv
tei_id
USA: N=225, X2=5.453, p-value=*, Cramer's V=0.156.

Quality Flags

s2_e3 · Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional) · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids2_e3
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)
subgroup_descAmong participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi23.182
z
df11
df2
p0.074
reported_d
reported_r0.126
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=202 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page18
table_reftabula_stream_p18_t7.csv
tei_id
USA: N=202, X2=3.182, p-value=0.074, Cramer's V=0.126.

Quality Flags

Brazil

study_id: 3

Study

study_id3
labelBrazil
objectiveTest whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the Brazil sample.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
manipulated_factors
paradigmAgreement that a sentence is true
paradigm_other
notes

Sample

n_final135
recruitmentstudents
recruitment_other
compensationno compensation
compensation_other
characteristicsStudents: Y; Method: Paper-pencil; Payment: Volunteers; Language: Portuguese.
mean_age
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Table 2: Brazil N=135.

Scale

labelbinary
points2
anchorsBinary response options (see Table 1 caption).
directionHigher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option.
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Measures

knowledge_question_textIn your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]
knowledge_question_firstYes
additional_question_textIn your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Scenarios

Scenarios (1)
bank · Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
scenario_codebank
scenario_typeBank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.

Effects

s3_e1 · Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids3_e1
subgroupKnowledge Attribution
subgroup_descTruth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No).
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.318
z
df11
df2
p0.573
reported_d
reported_r0.049
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=135.
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Brazil: N=135, X2=0.318, p-value=.573, Cramer's V=0.049.

Quality Flags

s3_e2 · Strict Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids3_e2
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution
subgroup_descBinary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi22.603
z
df11
df2
p0.107
reported_d
reported_r0.139
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=135 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page14
table_reftabula_stream_p14_t5.csv
tei_id
Brazil: N=135, X2=2.603, p-value=.107, Cramer's V=0.139.

Quality Flags

s3_e3 · Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional) · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids3_e3
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)
subgroup_descAmong participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi22.303
z
df11
df2
p0.129
reported_d
reported_r0.145
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=110 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page18
table_reftabula_stream_p18_t7.csv
tei_id
Brazil: N=110, X2=2.303, p-value=0.129, Cramer's V=0.145.

Quality Flags

Bulgaria

study_id: 4

Study

study_id4
labelBulgaria
objectiveTest whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the Bulgaria sample.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
manipulated_factors
paradigmAgreement that a sentence is true
paradigm_other
notes

Sample

n_final327
recruitmentother
recruitment_otherNon-student sample.
compensationno compensation
compensation_other
characteristicsStudents: N; Method: Web-based; Payment: Volunteers; Language: Bulgarian.
mean_age
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Table 2: Bulgaria N=327.

Scale

labelbinary
points2
anchorsBinary response options (see Table 1 caption).
directionHigher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option.
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Measures

knowledge_question_textIn your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]
knowledge_question_firstYes
additional_question_textIn your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Scenarios

Scenarios (1)
bank · Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
scenario_codebank
scenario_typeBank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.

Effects

s4_e1 · Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids4_e1
subgroupKnowledge Attribution
subgroup_descTruth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No).
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.084
z
df11
df2
p0.773
reported_d
reported_r0.016
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=327.
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Bulgaria: N=327, X2=0.084, p-value=.773, Cramer's V=0.016.

Quality Flags

s4_e2 · Strict Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids4_e2
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution
subgroup_descBinary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.248
z
df11
df2
p0.618
reported_d
reported_r0.028
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=327 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page14
table_reftabula_stream_p14_t5.csv
tei_id
Bulgaria: N=327, X2=0.248, p-value=.618, Cramer's V=0.028.

Quality Flags

s4_e3 · Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional) · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids4_e3
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)
subgroup_descAmong participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.056
z
df11
df2
p0.812
reported_d
reported_r0.015
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=245 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page18
table_reftabula_stream_p18_t7.csv
tei_id
Bulgaria: N=245, X2=0.056, p-value=0.812, Cramer's V=0.015.

Quality Flags

France

study_id: 5

Study

study_id5
labelFrance
objectiveTest whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the France sample.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
manipulated_factors
paradigmAgreement that a sentence is true
paradigm_other
notes

Sample

n_final367
recruitmentother
recruitment_otherNon-student sample.
compensation
compensation_otherCompensation & volunteers
characteristicsStudents: N; Method: Web-based; Payment: Compensation & volunteers; Language: French.
mean_age
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Table 2: France N=367.

Scale

labelbinary
points2
anchorsBinary response options (see Table 1 caption).
directionHigher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option.
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Measures

knowledge_question_textIn your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]
knowledge_question_firstYes
additional_question_textIn your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Scenarios

Scenarios (1)
bank · Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
scenario_codebank
scenario_typeBank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.

Effects

s5_e1 · Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids5_e1
subgroupKnowledge Attribution
subgroup_descTruth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No).
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi22.99
z
df11
df2
p0.084
reported_d
reported_r0.09
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=367.
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
France: N=367, X2=2.99, p-value=.084, Cramer's V=0.09.

Quality Flags

s5_e2 · Strict Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids5_e2
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution
subgroup_descBinary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.505
z
df11
df2
p0.477
reported_d
reported_r0.037
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=365 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page14
table_reftabula_stream_p14_t5.csv
tei_id
France: N=365, X2=0.505, p-value=.477, Cramer's V=0.037.

Quality Flags

s5_e3 · Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional) · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids5_e3
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)
subgroup_descAmong participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.003
z
df11
df2
p0.995
reported_d
reported_r0.003
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=333 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page18
table_reftabula_stream_p18_t7.csv
tei_id
France: N=333, X2=0.003, p-value=0.995, Cramer's V=0.003.

Quality Flags

Germany

study_id: 6

Study

study_id6
labelGermany
objectiveTest whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the Germany sample.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
manipulated_factors
paradigmAgreement that a sentence is true
paradigm_other
notes

Sample

n_final153
recruitmentother
recruitment_otherNon-student sample.
compensation
compensation_otherCompensation
characteristicsStudents: N; Method: Web-based; Payment: Compensation; Language: German.
mean_age
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Table 2: Germany N=153.

Scale

labelbinary
points2
anchorsBinary response options (see Table 1 caption).
directionHigher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option.
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Measures

knowledge_question_textIn your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]
knowledge_question_firstYes
additional_question_textIn your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Scenarios

Scenarios (1)
bank · Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
scenario_codebank
scenario_typeBank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.

Effects

s6_e1 · Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids6_e1
subgroupKnowledge Attribution
subgroup_descTruth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No).
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.555
z
df11
df2
p0.456
reported_d
reported_r0.06
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=153.
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Germany: N=153, X2=0.555, p-value=.456, Cramer's V=0.06.

Quality Flags

s6_e2 · Strict Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids6_e2
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution
subgroup_descBinary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi23.86
z
df11
df2
p
reported_d
reported_r0.16
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=151 (site-level N for this measure). p-value reported as p < .05.
Provenance
page14
table_reftabula_stream_p14_t5.csv
tei_id
Germany: N=151, X2=3.86, p-value=*, Cramer's V=0.16.

Quality Flags

s6_e3 · Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional) · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids6_e3
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)
subgroup_descAmong participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi21.351
z
df11
df2
p0.245
reported_d
reported_r0.111
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=109 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page18
table_reftabula_stream_p18_t7.csv
tei_id
Germany: N=109, X2=1.351, p-value=0.245, Cramer's V=0.111.

Quality Flags

Italy

study_id: 7

Study

study_id7
labelItaly
objectiveTest whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the Italy sample.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
manipulated_factors
paradigmAgreement that a sentence is true
paradigm_other
notes

Sample

n_final139
recruitmentstudents
recruitment_other
compensationno compensation
compensation_other
characteristicsStudents: Y; Method: Paper-pencil; Payment: Volunteers; Language: Italian.
mean_age
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Table 2: Italy N=139.

Scale

labelbinary
points2
anchorsBinary response options (see Table 1 caption).
directionHigher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option.
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Measures

knowledge_question_textIn your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]
knowledge_question_firstYes
additional_question_textIn your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Scenarios

Scenarios (1)
bank · Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
scenario_codebank
scenario_typeBank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.

Effects

s7_e1 · Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids7_e1
subgroupKnowledge Attribution
subgroup_descTruth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No).
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.117
z
df11
df2
p0.732
reported_d
reported_r0.029
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=139.
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Italy: N=139, X2=0.117, p-value=.732, Cramer's V=0.029.

Quality Flags

s7_e2 · Strict Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids7_e2
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution
subgroup_descBinary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.024
z
df11
df2
p0.878
reported_d
reported_r0.013
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=139 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page14
table_reftabula_stream_p14_t5.csv
tei_id
Italy: N=139, X2=0.024, p-value=.878, Cramer's V=0.013.

Quality Flags

s7_e3 · Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional) · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids7_e3
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)
subgroup_descAmong participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.095
z
df11
df2
p0.758
reported_d
reported_r0.028
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=122 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page18
table_reftabula_stream_p18_t7.csv
tei_id
Italy: N=122, X2=0.095, p-value=0.758, Cramer's V=0.028.

Quality Flags

Portugal

study_id: 8

Study

study_id8
labelPortugal
objectiveTest whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the Portugal sample.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
manipulated_factors
paradigmAgreement that a sentence is true
paradigm_other
notes

Sample

n_final139
recruitmentstudents
recruitment_other
compensationno compensation
compensation_other
characteristicsStudents: Y; Method: Paper-pencil; Payment: Volunteers; Language: Portuguese.
mean_age
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Table 2: Portugal N=139.

Scale

labelbinary
points2
anchorsBinary response options (see Table 1 caption).
directionHigher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option.
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Measures

knowledge_question_textIn your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]
knowledge_question_firstYes
additional_question_textIn your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Scenarios

Scenarios (1)
bank · Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
scenario_codebank
scenario_typeBank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.

Effects

s8_e1 · Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids8_e1
subgroupKnowledge Attribution
subgroup_descTruth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No).
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi21.229
z
df11
df2
p0.268
reported_d
reported_r0.094
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=139.
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Portugal: N=139, X2=1.229, p-value=.268, Cramer's V=0.094.

Quality Flags

s8_e2 · Strict Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids8_e2
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution
subgroup_descBinary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.033
z
df11
df2
p0.856
reported_d
reported_r0.015
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=139 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page14
table_reftabula_stream_p14_t5.csv
tei_id
Portugal: N=139, X2=0.033, p-value=.856, Cramer's V=0.015.

Quality Flags

s8_e3 · Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional) · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids8_e3
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)
subgroup_descAmong participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.65
z
df11
df2
p0.42
reported_d
reported_r0.074
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=120 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page18
table_reftabula_stream_p18_t7.csv
tei_id
Portugal: N=120, X2=0.65, p-value=0.42, Cramer's V=0.074.

Quality Flags

Spain

study_id: 9

Study

study_id9
labelSpain
objectiveTest whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the Spain sample.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
manipulated_factors
paradigmAgreement that a sentence is true
paradigm_other
notes

Sample

n_final239
recruitmentother
recruitment_otherNon-student sample.
compensation
compensation_otherCompensation
characteristicsStudents: N; Method: Web-based; Payment: Compensation; Language: Spanish.
mean_age
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Table 2: Spain N=239.

Scale

labelbinary
points2
anchorsBinary response options (see Table 1 caption).
directionHigher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option.
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Measures

knowledge_question_textIn your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]
knowledge_question_firstYes
additional_question_textIn your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Scenarios

Scenarios (1)
bank · Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
scenario_codebank
scenario_typeBank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.

Effects

s9_e1 · Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids9_e1
subgroupKnowledge Attribution
subgroup_descTruth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No).
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi26.219
z
df11
df2
p
reported_d
reported_r0.161
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=239. p-value reported as p < .05.
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Spain: N=239, X2=6.219, p-value=*, Cramer's V=0.161.

Quality Flags

s9_e2 · Strict Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids9_e2
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution
subgroup_descBinary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi21.93
z
df11
df2
p0.165
reported_d
reported_r0.09
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=239 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page14
table_reftabula_stream_p14_t5.csv
tei_id
Spain: N=239, X2=1.93, p-value=.165, Cramer's V=0.09.

Quality Flags

s9_e3 · Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional) · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids9_e3
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)
subgroup_descAmong participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.297
z
df11
df2
p0.586
reported_d
reported_r0.04
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=190 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page18
table_reftabula_stream_p18_t7.csv
tei_id
Spain: N=190, X2=0.297, p-value=0.586, Cramer's V=0.04.

Quality Flags

Switzerland

study_id: 10

Study

study_id10
labelSwitzerland
objectiveTest whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the Switzerland sample.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
manipulated_factors
paradigmAgreement that a sentence is true
paradigm_other
notes

Sample

n_final84
recruitment
recruitment_otherMixed student and non-student subsamples.
compensation
compensation_otherMixed/unclear (see Table 1 payment column).
characteristicsMixed subsamples (Table 1): [Students: N; Method: Paper-pencil & web-based; Payment: Volunteers; Language: French; N=54] + [Students: Y; Method: Paper-pencil & web-based; Payment: Compensation & volunteers; Language: French; N=30].
mean_age
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Table 2: Switzerland N=84.

Scale

labelbinary
points2
anchorsBinary response options (see Table 1 caption).
directionHigher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option.
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Measures

knowledge_question_textIn your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]
knowledge_question_firstYes
additional_question_textIn your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Scenarios

Scenarios (1)
bank · Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
scenario_codebank
scenario_typeBank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.

Effects

s10_e1 · Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids10_e1
subgroupKnowledge Attribution
subgroup_descTruth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No).
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.841
z
df11
df2
p0.359
reported_d
reported_r0.1
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=84.
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Switzerland: N=84, X2=0.841, p-value=.359, Cramer's V=0.1.

Quality Flags

s10_e2 · Strict Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids10_e2
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution
subgroup_descBinary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.35
z
df11
df2
p0.554
reported_d
reported_r0.065
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=84 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page14
table_reftabula_stream_p14_t5.csv
tei_id
Switzerland: N=84, X2=0.35, p-value=.554, Cramer's V=0.065.

Quality Flags

s10_e3 · Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional) · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids10_e3
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)
subgroup_descAmong participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.724
z
df11
df2
p0.395
reported_d
reported_r0.099
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=74 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page18
table_reftabula_stream_p18_t7.csv
tei_id
Switzerland: N=74, X2=0.724, p-value=0.395, Cramer's V=0.099.

Quality Flags

UK

study_id: 11

Study

study_id11
labelUK
objectiveTest whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the UK sample.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
manipulated_factors
paradigmAgreement that a sentence is true
paradigm_other
notes

Sample

n_final255
recruitmentother
recruitment_otherNon-student sample.
compensation
compensation_otherCompensation
characteristicsStudents: N; Method: Web-based; Payment: Compensation; Language: English.
mean_age
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Table 2: UK N=255.

Scale

labelbinary
points2
anchorsBinary response options (see Table 1 caption).
directionHigher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option.
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Measures

knowledge_question_textIn your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]
knowledge_question_firstYes
additional_question_textIn your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Scenarios

Scenarios (1)
bank · Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
scenario_codebank
scenario_typeBank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.

Effects

s11_e1 · Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids11_e1
subgroupKnowledge Attribution
subgroup_descTruth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No).
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi24.47
z
df11
df2
p
reported_d
reported_r0.132
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=255. p-value reported as p < .05.
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
UK: N=255, X2=4.47, p-value=*, Cramer's V=0.132.

Quality Flags

s11_e2 · Strict Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids11_e2
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution
subgroup_descBinary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi22.64
z
df11
df2
p0.104
reported_d
reported_r0.102
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=252 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page14
table_reftabula_stream_p14_t5.csv
tei_id
UK: N=252, X2=2.64, p-value=.104, Cramer's V=0.102.

Quality Flags

s11_e3 · Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional) · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids11_e3
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)
subgroup_descAmong participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi21.327
z
df11
df2
p0.249
reported_d
reported_r0.078
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=218 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page18
table_reftabula_stream_p18_t7.csv
tei_id
UK: N=218, X2=1.327, p-value=0.249, Cramer's V=0.078.

Quality Flags

Iran

study_id: 12

Study

study_id12
labelIran
objectiveTest whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the Iran sample.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
manipulated_factors
paradigmAgreement that a sentence is true
paradigm_other
notes

Sample

n_final164
recruitmentother
recruitment_otherNon-student sample.
compensationno compensation
compensation_other
characteristicsStudents: N; Method: Paper-pencil; Payment: Volunteers; Language: Persian.
mean_age
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Table 2: Iran N=164.

Scale

labelbinary
points2
anchorsBinary response options (see Table 1 caption).
directionHigher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option.
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Measures

knowledge_question_textIn your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]
knowledge_question_firstYes
additional_question_textIn your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Scenarios

Scenarios (1)
bank · Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
scenario_codebank
scenario_typeBank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.

Effects

s12_e1 · Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids12_e1
subgroupKnowledge Attribution
subgroup_descTruth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No).
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.02
z
df11
df2
p0.889
reported_d
reported_r0.011
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=164.
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Iran: N=164, X2=0.02, p-value=.889, Cramer's V=0.011.

Quality Flags

s12_e2 · Strict Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids12_e2
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution
subgroup_descBinary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi22.159
z
df11
df2
p0.142
reported_d
reported_r0.115
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=164 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page14
table_reftabula_stream_p14_t5.csv
tei_id
Iran: N=164, X2=2.159, p-value=.142, Cramer's V=0.115.

Quality Flags

s12_e3 · Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional) · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids12_e3
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)
subgroup_descAmong participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi22.013
z
df11
df2
p0.156
reported_d
reported_r0.131
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=118 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page18
table_reftabula_stream_p18_t7.csv
tei_id
Iran: N=118, X2=2.013, p-value=0.156, Cramer's V=0.131.

Quality Flags

China

study_id: 13

Study

study_id13
labelChina
objectiveTest whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the China sample.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
manipulated_factors
paradigmAgreement that a sentence is true
paradigm_other
notes

Sample

n_final128
recruitmentstudents
recruitment_other
compensationno compensation
compensation_other
characteristicsStudents: Y; Method: Paper-pencil; Payment: Volunteers; Language: Chinese, Traditional.
mean_age
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Table 2: China N=128.

Scale

labelbinary
points2
anchorsBinary response options (see Table 1 caption).
directionHigher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option.
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Measures

knowledge_question_textIn your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]
knowledge_question_firstYes
additional_question_textIn your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Scenarios

Scenarios (1)
bank · Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
scenario_codebank
scenario_typeBank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.

Effects

s13_e1 · Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids13_e1
subgroupKnowledge Attribution
subgroup_descTruth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No).
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.522
z
df11
df2
p0.47
reported_d
reported_r0.064
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=128.
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
China: N=128, X2=0.522, p-value=.470, Cramer's V=0.064.

Quality Flags

s13_e2 · Strict Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids13_e2
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution
subgroup_descBinary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi22.092
z
df11
df2
p0.148
reported_d
reported_r0.128
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=128 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page14
table_reftabula_stream_p14_t5.csv
tei_id
China: N=128, X2=2.092, p-value=.148, Cramer's V=0.128.

Quality Flags

s13_e3 · Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional) · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids13_e3
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)
subgroup_descAmong participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.613
z
df11
df2
p0.434
reported_d
reported_r0.076
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=107 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page18
table_reftabula_stream_p18_t7.csv
tei_id
China: N=107, X2=0.613, p-value=0.434, Cramer's V=0.076.

Quality Flags

Hong Kong

study_id: 14

Study

study_id14
labelHong Kong
objectiveTest whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the Hong Kong sample.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
manipulated_factors
paradigmAgreement that a sentence is true
paradigm_other
notes

Sample

n_final146
recruitmentstudents
recruitment_other
compensation
compensation_otherCompensation
characteristicsStudents: Y; Method: Web-based; Payment: Compensation; Language: Chinese, Traditional.
mean_age
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Table 2: Hong Kong N=146.

Scale

labelbinary
points2
anchorsBinary response options (see Table 1 caption).
directionHigher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option.
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Measures

knowledge_question_textIn your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]
knowledge_question_firstYes
additional_question_textIn your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Scenarios

Scenarios (1)
bank · Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
scenario_codebank
scenario_typeBank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.

Effects

s14_e1 · Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids14_e1
subgroupKnowledge Attribution
subgroup_descTruth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No).
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.272
z
df11
df2
p0.602
reported_d
reported_r0.043
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=146.
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Hong Kong: N=146, X2=0.272, p-value=.602, Cramer's V=0.043.

Quality Flags

s14_e2 · Strict Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids14_e2
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution
subgroup_descBinary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi22.776
z
df11
df2
p0.096
reported_d
reported_r0.138
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=146 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page14
table_reftabula_stream_p14_t5.csv
tei_id
Hong Kong: N=146, X2=2.776, p-value=.096, Cramer's V=0.138.

Quality Flags

s14_e3 · Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional) · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids14_e3
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)
subgroup_descAmong participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi23.581
z
df11
df2
p0.058
reported_d
reported_r0.163
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=134 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page18
table_reftabula_stream_p18_t7.csv
tei_id
Hong Kong: N=134, X2=3.581, p-value=0.058, Cramer's V=0.163.

Quality Flags

Guangzhou China

study_id: 15

Study

study_id15
labelGuangzhou China
objectiveTest whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the Guangzhou China sample.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
manipulated_factors
paradigmAgreement that a sentence is true
paradigm_other
notes

Sample

n_final109
recruitmentstudents
recruitment_other
compensationno compensation
compensation_other
characteristicsStudents: Y; Method: Paper-pencil; Payment: Volunteers; Language: Chinese, Simplified.
mean_age
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Table 2: Guangzhou China N=109.

Scale

labelbinary
points2
anchorsBinary response options (see Table 1 caption).
directionHigher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option.
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Measures

knowledge_question_textIn your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]
knowledge_question_firstYes
additional_question_textIn your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Scenarios

Scenarios (1)
bank · Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
scenario_codebank
scenario_typeBank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.

Effects

s15_e1 · Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids15_e1
subgroupKnowledge Attribution
subgroup_descTruth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No).
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.69
z
df11
df2
p0.406
reported_d
reported_r0.08
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=109.
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Guangzhou China: N=109, X2=0.69, p-value=.406, Cramer's V=0.08.

Quality Flags

s15_e2 · Strict Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids15_e2
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution
subgroup_descBinary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.002
z
df11
df2
p0.969
reported_d
reported_r0.004
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=109 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page14
table_reftabula_stream_p14_t5.csv
tei_id
Guangzhou China: N=109, X2=0.002, p-value=.969, Cramer's V=0.004.

Quality Flags

s15_e3 · Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional) · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids15_e3
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)
subgroup_descAmong participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.356
z
df11
df2
p0.551
reported_d
reported_r0.063
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=90 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page18
table_reftabula_stream_p18_t7.csv
tei_id
Guangzhou China: N=90, X2=0.356, p-value=0.551, Cramer's V=0.063.

Quality Flags

Mainland China

study_id: 16

Study

study_id16
labelMainland China
objectiveTest whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the Mainland China sample.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
manipulated_factors
paradigmAgreement that a sentence is true
paradigm_other
notes

Sample

n_final180
recruitmentother
recruitment_otherNon-student sample.
compensation
compensation_otherCompensation
characteristicsStudents: N; Method: Web-based; Payment: Compensation; Language: Chinese, Simplified.
mean_age
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Table 2: Mainland China N=180.

Scale

labelbinary
points2
anchorsBinary response options (see Table 1 caption).
directionHigher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option.
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Measures

knowledge_question_textIn your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]
knowledge_question_firstYes
additional_question_textIn your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Scenarios

Scenarios (1)
bank · Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
scenario_codebank
scenario_typeBank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.

Effects

s16_e1 · Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids16_e1
subgroupKnowledge Attribution
subgroup_descTruth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No).
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi21.345
z
df11
df2
p0.246
reported_d
reported_r0.086
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=180.
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Mainland China: N=180, X2=1.345, p-value=.246, Cramer's V=0.086.

Quality Flags

s16_e2 · Strict Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids16_e2
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution
subgroup_descBinary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.479
z
df11
df2
p0.489
reported_d
reported_r0.052
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=180 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page14
table_reftabula_stream_p14_t5.csv
tei_id
Mainland China: N=180, X2=0.479, p-value=.489, Cramer's V=0.052.

Quality Flags

s16_e3 · Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional) · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids16_e3
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)
subgroup_descAmong participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.21
z
df11
df2
p0.617
reported_d
reported_r0.034
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=179 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page18
table_reftabula_stream_p18_t7.csv
tei_id
Mainland China: N=179, X2=0.21, p-value=0.617, Cramer's V=0.034.

Quality Flags

Mongolia

study_id: 17

Study

study_id17
labelMongolia
objectiveTest whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the Mongolia sample.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
manipulated_factors
paradigmAgreement that a sentence is true
paradigm_other
notes

Sample

n_final115
recruitmentother
recruitment_otherNon-student sample.
compensationno compensation
compensation_other
characteristicsStudents: N; Method: Paper-pencil; Payment: Volunteers; Language: Mongolian.
mean_age
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Table 2: Mongolia N=115.

Scale

labelbinary
points2
anchorsBinary response options (see Table 1 caption).
directionHigher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option.
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Measures

knowledge_question_textIn your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]
knowledge_question_firstYes
additional_question_textIn your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Scenarios

Scenarios (1)
bank · Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
scenario_codebank
scenario_typeBank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.

Effects

s17_e1 · Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids17_e1
subgroupKnowledge Attribution
subgroup_descTruth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No).
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.003
z
df11
df2
p0.959
reported_d
reported_r0.005
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=115.
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Mongolia: N=115, X2=0.003, p-value=.959, Cramer's V=0.005.

Quality Flags

s17_e2 · Strict Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids17_e2
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution
subgroup_descBinary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.556
z
df11
df2
p0.456
reported_d
reported_r0.069
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=116 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page14
table_reftabula_stream_p14_t5.csv
tei_id
Mongolia: N=116, X2=0.556, p-value=.456, Cramer's V=0.069.

Quality Flags

s17_e3 · Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional) · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids17_e3
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)
subgroup_descAmong participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi21.074
z
df11
df2
p0.3
reported_d
reported_r0.116
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=80 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page18
table_reftabula_stream_p18_t7.csv
tei_id
Mongolia: N=80, X2=1.074, p-value=0.3, Cramer's V=0.116.

Quality Flags

Japan

study_id: 18

Study

study_id18
labelJapan
objectiveTest whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the Japan sample.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
manipulated_factors
paradigmAgreement that a sentence is true
paradigm_other
notes

Sample

n_final316
recruitment
recruitment_otherMixed student and non-student subsamples.
compensation
compensation_otherMixed/unclear (see Table 1 payment column).
characteristicsMixed subsamples (Table 1): [Students: N; Method: Web-based; Payment: Compensation; Language: Japanese; N=151] + [Students: Y; Method: Paper-pencil; Payment: Volunteers; Language: Japanese; N=165].
mean_age
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Table 2: Japan N=316.

Scale

labelbinary
points2
anchorsBinary response options (see Table 1 caption).
directionHigher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option.
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Measures

knowledge_question_textIn your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]
knowledge_question_firstYes
additional_question_textIn your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Scenarios

Scenarios (1)
bank · Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
scenario_codebank
scenario_typeBank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.

Effects

s18_e1 · Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids18_e1
subgroupKnowledge Attribution
subgroup_descTruth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No).
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi25.728
z
df11
df2
p
reported_d
reported_r0.135
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=316. p-value reported as p < .05.
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Japan: N=316, X2=5.728, p-value=*, Cramer's V=0.135.

Quality Flags

s18_e2 · Strict Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids18_e2
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution
subgroup_descBinary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi22.988
z
df11
df2
p0.084
reported_d
reported_r0.097
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=316 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page14
table_reftabula_stream_p14_t5.csv
tei_id
Japan: N=316, X2=2.988, p-value=.084, Cramer's V=0.097.

Quality Flags

s18_e3 · Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional) · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids18_e3
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)
subgroup_descAmong participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.034
z
df11
df2
p0.854
reported_d
reported_r0.012
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=249 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page18
table_reftabula_stream_p18_t7.csv
tei_id
Japan: N=249, X2=0.034, p-value=0.854, Cramer's V=0.012.

Quality Flags

India

study_id: 19

Study

study_id19
labelIndia
objectiveTest whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the India sample.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
manipulated_factors
paradigmAgreement that a sentence is true
paradigm_other
notes

Sample

n_final162
recruitmentstudents
recruitment_other
compensationno compensation
compensation_other
characteristicsStudents: Y; Method: Paper-pencil; Payment: Volunteers; Language: Bengali.
mean_age
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
Table 2: India N=162.

Scale

labelbinary
points2
anchorsBinary response options (see Table 1 caption).
directionHigher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option.
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Measures

knowledge_question_textIn your personal opinion, when Bob says "I know the bank will be open" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]
knowledge_question_firstYes
additional_question_textIn your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]

Scenarios

Scenarios (1)
bank · Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
scenario_codebank
scenario_typeBank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.

Effects

s19_e1 · Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids19_e1
subgroupKnowledge Attribution
subgroup_descTruth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No).
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi21.747
z
df11
df2
p0.186
reported_d
reported_r0.104
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=162.
Provenance
page10
table_reftabula_stream_p10_t2.csv
tei_id
India: N=162, X2=1.747, p-value=.186, Cramer's V=0.104.

Quality Flags

s19_e2 · Strict Knowledge Attribution · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids19_e2
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution
subgroup_descBinary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.144
z
df11
df2
p0.704
reported_d
reported_r0.03
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=162 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page14
table_reftabula_stream_p14_t5.csv
tei_id
India: N=162, X2=0.144, p-value=.704, Cramer's V=0.03.

Quality Flags

s19_e3 · Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional) · Between-Subjects · needs_review

Effect

effect_ids19_e3
subgroupStrict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)
subgroup_descAmong participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option.
designBetween-Subjects
design_other
quality_flags
notes

Effect Size

metricSMD
d
v
computed_fromunknown
needs_reviewtrue
notesCannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables.

Moderators

scenariobank
skeptical_pressureYes
awarenessYes
evidenceFirst Person
attribution_personFirst Person
evidence_reliability

Contrast

group_highhigh_stakes
group_lowlow_stakes
sign_conventiond = mean(low) - mean(high)
other_notesDV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences.

Moderator Coding

moderatorvaluereasonevidence
scenariobankThe vignette is explicitly described as a Bank case.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case.
skeptical_pressureYesThe vignette includes explicit 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.
awarenessYesHigh-stakes consequences are described as part of the protagonist's situation at the time of the knowledge claim.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
They have recently written a very large and very important check. If the money is not deposited into their bank account before Monday morning, the important check they wrote will not be accepted by the bank, leaving them in a very bad situation.
evidenceFirst PersonEvidence is Bob's own past experience/memory (first-person evidence).
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
Bob replies: No, I know it'll be open. I was just there two weeks ago on Saturday. It was open until noon.
attribution_personFirst PersonThe knowledge claim is a self-ascription ("I know").
Provenance
page9
table_reftabula_stream_p9_t1.csv
tei_id
Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?
evidence_reliabilityEvidence source reliability is not meaningfully specified/manipulated; coded null.
Provenance
page
table_ref
tei_id
The vignette does not specify a particularly reliable/unreliable source; Bob reports his own past visit.

Groups

No `groups[]` provided.

Reported Test

testchi2
t
f
chi20.416
z
df11
df2
p0.519
reported_d
reported_r0.055
notesPer-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=139 (site-level N for this measure).
Provenance
page18
table_reftabula_stream_p18_t7.csv
tei_id
India: N=139, X2=0.416, p-value=0.519, Cramer's V=0.055.

Quality Flags

Raw YAML
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"paper":
  "paper_id": "roseetal2019nothingstakeknowledge"
  "citation": "Rose, D., Machery, E., Stich, S., et al. (2019). Nothing at Stake in Knowledge. Noûs, 53, 224–247."
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  "doi": "10.1111/nous.12211"
  "published": "Yes"
  "year": 2019
  "language": "English"
  "language_other": null
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  "data_availability":
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    "url": null
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  "notes": null
"studies":
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  "label": "Mexico"
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      "page": 10
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          "page": null
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          "page": 9
          "quote": "Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says 'I know the bank will be open' is his statement true?"
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        "reason": "The knowledge claim is a self-ascription (\"I know\")."
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          "page": null
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      "reported_r": 0.001
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=133."
      "provenance":
        "page": 10
        "quote": "Mexico: N=133, X2=0.0, p-value=.990, Cramer's V=0.001."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s1_e2"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Binary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 1.74
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.187
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.115
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=131 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 14
        "quote": "Mexico: N=131, X2=1.74, p-value=.187, Cramer's V=0.115."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s1_e3"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)"
    "subgroup_desc": "Among participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 1.448
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.229
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.125
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=92 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 18
        "quote": "Mexico: N=92, X2=1.448, p-value=0.229, Cramer's V=0.125."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  "notes": null
- "study_id": 2
  "label": "USA"
  "objective": "Test whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the USA sample."
  "sample":
    "n_final": 225
    "recruitment": "other"
    "recruitment_other": "Non-student sample."
    "compensation": null
    "compensation_other": "Compensation"
    "characteristics": "Students: N; Method: Web-based; Payment: Compensation; Language: English."
    "provenance":
      "page": 10
      "quote": "Table 2: USA N=225."
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
  "design": "Between-Subjects"
  "design_other": null
  "paradigm": "Agreement that a sentence is true"
  "paradigm_other": null
  "scale":
    "label": "binary"
    "points": 2
    "anchors": "Binary response options (see Table 1 caption)."
    "direction": "Higher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option."
    "provenance":
      "page": 9
      "quote": "Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p9_t1.csv"
  "measures":
    "knowledge_question_text": "In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]"
    "knowledge_question_first": "Yes"
    "additional_question_text": "In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
  "scenarios":
  - "scenario_code": "bank"
    "scenario_type": "Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday)."
    "high_stakes_text": null
    "low_stakes_text": null
    "provenance":
      "page": null
      "quote": "Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case."
  "effects":
  - "effect_id": "s2_e1"
    "subgroup": "Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Truth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No)."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 3.661
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.056
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.128
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=225."
      "provenance":
        "page": 10
        "quote": "USA: N=225, X2=3.661, p-value=.056, Cramer's V=0.128."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s2_e2"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Binary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 5.453
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": null
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.156
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=225 (site-level N for this measure). p-value reported as p < .05."
      "provenance":
        "page": 14
        "quote": "USA: N=225, X2=5.453, p-value=*, Cramer's V=0.156."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s2_e3"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)"
    "subgroup_desc": "Among participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 3.182
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.074
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.126
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=202 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 18
        "quote": "USA: N=202, X2=3.182, p-value=0.074, Cramer's V=0.126."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  "notes": null
- "study_id": 3
  "label": "Brazil"
  "objective": "Test whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the Brazil sample."
  "sample":
    "n_final": 135
    "recruitment": "students"
    "recruitment_other": null
    "compensation": "no compensation"
    "compensation_other": null
    "characteristics": "Students: Y; Method: Paper-pencil; Payment: Volunteers; Language: Portuguese."
    "provenance":
      "page": 10
      "quote": "Table 2: Brazil N=135."
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
  "design": "Between-Subjects"
  "design_other": null
  "paradigm": "Agreement that a sentence is true"
  "paradigm_other": null
  "scale":
    "label": "binary"
    "points": 2
    "anchors": "Binary response options (see Table 1 caption)."
    "direction": "Higher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option."
    "provenance":
      "page": 9
      "quote": "Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p9_t1.csv"
  "measures":
    "knowledge_question_text": "In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]"
    "knowledge_question_first": "Yes"
    "additional_question_text": "In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
  "scenarios":
  - "scenario_code": "bank"
    "scenario_type": "Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday)."
    "high_stakes_text": null
    "low_stakes_text": null
    "provenance":
      "page": null
      "quote": "Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case."
  "effects":
  - "effect_id": "s3_e1"
    "subgroup": "Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Truth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No)."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.318
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.573
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.049
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=135."
      "provenance":
        "page": 10
        "quote": "Brazil: N=135, X2=0.318, p-value=.573, Cramer's V=0.049."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s3_e2"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Binary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 2.603
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.107
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.139
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=135 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 14
        "quote": "Brazil: N=135, X2=2.603, p-value=.107, Cramer's V=0.139."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s3_e3"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)"
    "subgroup_desc": "Among participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 2.303
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.129
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.145
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=110 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 18
        "quote": "Brazil: N=110, X2=2.303, p-value=0.129, Cramer's V=0.145."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  "notes": null
- "study_id": 4
  "label": "Bulgaria"
  "objective": "Test whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the Bulgaria sample."
  "sample":
    "n_final": 327
    "recruitment": "other"
    "recruitment_other": "Non-student sample."
    "compensation": "no compensation"
    "compensation_other": null
    "characteristics": "Students: N; Method: Web-based; Payment: Volunteers; Language: Bulgarian."
    "provenance":
      "page": 10
      "quote": "Table 2: Bulgaria N=327."
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
  "design": "Between-Subjects"
  "design_other": null
  "paradigm": "Agreement that a sentence is true"
  "paradigm_other": null
  "scale":
    "label": "binary"
    "points": 2
    "anchors": "Binary response options (see Table 1 caption)."
    "direction": "Higher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option."
    "provenance":
      "page": 9
      "quote": "Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p9_t1.csv"
  "measures":
    "knowledge_question_text": "In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]"
    "knowledge_question_first": "Yes"
    "additional_question_text": "In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
  "scenarios":
  - "scenario_code": "bank"
    "scenario_type": "Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday)."
    "high_stakes_text": null
    "low_stakes_text": null
    "provenance":
      "page": null
      "quote": "Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case."
  "effects":
  - "effect_id": "s4_e1"
    "subgroup": "Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Truth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No)."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.084
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.773
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.016
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=327."
      "provenance":
        "page": 10
        "quote": "Bulgaria: N=327, X2=0.084, p-value=.773, Cramer's V=0.016."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s4_e2"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Binary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.248
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.618
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.028
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=327 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 14
        "quote": "Bulgaria: N=327, X2=0.248, p-value=.618, Cramer's V=0.028."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s4_e3"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)"
    "subgroup_desc": "Among participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.056
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.812
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.015
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=245 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 18
        "quote": "Bulgaria: N=245, X2=0.056, p-value=0.812, Cramer's V=0.015."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  "notes": null
- "study_id": 5
  "label": "France"
  "objective": "Test whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the France sample."
  "sample":
    "n_final": 367
    "recruitment": "other"
    "recruitment_other": "Non-student sample."
    "compensation": null
    "compensation_other": "Compensation & volunteers"
    "characteristics": "Students: N; Method: Web-based; Payment: Compensation & volunteers; Language: French."
    "provenance":
      "page": 10
      "quote": "Table 2: France N=367."
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
  "design": "Between-Subjects"
  "design_other": null
  "paradigm": "Agreement that a sentence is true"
  "paradigm_other": null
  "scale":
    "label": "binary"
    "points": 2
    "anchors": "Binary response options (see Table 1 caption)."
    "direction": "Higher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option."
    "provenance":
      "page": 9
      "quote": "Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p9_t1.csv"
  "measures":
    "knowledge_question_text": "In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]"
    "knowledge_question_first": "Yes"
    "additional_question_text": "In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
  "scenarios":
  - "scenario_code": "bank"
    "scenario_type": "Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday)."
    "high_stakes_text": null
    "low_stakes_text": null
    "provenance":
      "page": null
      "quote": "Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case."
  "effects":
  - "effect_id": "s5_e1"
    "subgroup": "Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Truth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No)."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 2.99
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.084
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.09
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=367."
      "provenance":
        "page": 10
        "quote": "France: N=367, X2=2.99, p-value=.084, Cramer's V=0.09."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s5_e2"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Binary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.505
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.477
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.037
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=365 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 14
        "quote": "France: N=365, X2=0.505, p-value=.477, Cramer's V=0.037."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s5_e3"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)"
    "subgroup_desc": "Among participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.003
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.995
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.003
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=333 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 18
        "quote": "France: N=333, X2=0.003, p-value=0.995, Cramer's V=0.003."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  "notes": null
- "study_id": 6
  "label": "Germany"
  "objective": "Test whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the Germany sample."
  "sample":
    "n_final": 153
    "recruitment": "other"
    "recruitment_other": "Non-student sample."
    "compensation": null
    "compensation_other": "Compensation"
    "characteristics": "Students: N; Method: Web-based; Payment: Compensation; Language: German."
    "provenance":
      "page": 10
      "quote": "Table 2: Germany N=153."
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
  "design": "Between-Subjects"
  "design_other": null
  "paradigm": "Agreement that a sentence is true"
  "paradigm_other": null
  "scale":
    "label": "binary"
    "points": 2
    "anchors": "Binary response options (see Table 1 caption)."
    "direction": "Higher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option."
    "provenance":
      "page": 9
      "quote": "Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p9_t1.csv"
  "measures":
    "knowledge_question_text": "In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]"
    "knowledge_question_first": "Yes"
    "additional_question_text": "In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
  "scenarios":
  - "scenario_code": "bank"
    "scenario_type": "Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday)."
    "high_stakes_text": null
    "low_stakes_text": null
    "provenance":
      "page": null
      "quote": "Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case."
  "effects":
  - "effect_id": "s6_e1"
    "subgroup": "Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Truth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No)."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.555
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.456
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.06
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=153."
      "provenance":
        "page": 10
        "quote": "Germany: N=153, X2=0.555, p-value=.456, Cramer's V=0.06."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s6_e2"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Binary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 3.86
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": null
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.16
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=151 (site-level N for this measure). p-value reported as p < .05."
      "provenance":
        "page": 14
        "quote": "Germany: N=151, X2=3.86, p-value=*, Cramer's V=0.16."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s6_e3"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)"
    "subgroup_desc": "Among participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 1.351
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.245
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.111
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=109 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 18
        "quote": "Germany: N=109, X2=1.351, p-value=0.245, Cramer's V=0.111."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  "notes": null
- "study_id": 7
  "label": "Italy"
  "objective": "Test whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the Italy sample."
  "sample":
    "n_final": 139
    "recruitment": "students"
    "recruitment_other": null
    "compensation": "no compensation"
    "compensation_other": null
    "characteristics": "Students: Y; Method: Paper-pencil; Payment: Volunteers; Language: Italian."
    "provenance":
      "page": 10
      "quote": "Table 2: Italy N=139."
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
  "design": "Between-Subjects"
  "design_other": null
  "paradigm": "Agreement that a sentence is true"
  "paradigm_other": null
  "scale":
    "label": "binary"
    "points": 2
    "anchors": "Binary response options (see Table 1 caption)."
    "direction": "Higher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option."
    "provenance":
      "page": 9
      "quote": "Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p9_t1.csv"
  "measures":
    "knowledge_question_text": "In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]"
    "knowledge_question_first": "Yes"
    "additional_question_text": "In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
  "scenarios":
  - "scenario_code": "bank"
    "scenario_type": "Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday)."
    "high_stakes_text": null
    "low_stakes_text": null
    "provenance":
      "page": null
      "quote": "Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case."
  "effects":
  - "effect_id": "s7_e1"
    "subgroup": "Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Truth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No)."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.117
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.732
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.029
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=139."
      "provenance":
        "page": 10
        "quote": "Italy: N=139, X2=0.117, p-value=.732, Cramer's V=0.029."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s7_e2"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Binary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.024
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.878
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.013
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=139 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 14
        "quote": "Italy: N=139, X2=0.024, p-value=.878, Cramer's V=0.013."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s7_e3"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)"
    "subgroup_desc": "Among participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.095
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.758
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.028
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=122 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 18
        "quote": "Italy: N=122, X2=0.095, p-value=0.758, Cramer's V=0.028."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  "notes": null
- "study_id": 8
  "label": "Portugal"
  "objective": "Test whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the Portugal sample."
  "sample":
    "n_final": 139
    "recruitment": "students"
    "recruitment_other": null
    "compensation": "no compensation"
    "compensation_other": null
    "characteristics": "Students: Y; Method: Paper-pencil; Payment: Volunteers; Language: Portuguese."
    "provenance":
      "page": 10
      "quote": "Table 2: Portugal N=139."
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
  "design": "Between-Subjects"
  "design_other": null
  "paradigm": "Agreement that a sentence is true"
  "paradigm_other": null
  "scale":
    "label": "binary"
    "points": 2
    "anchors": "Binary response options (see Table 1 caption)."
    "direction": "Higher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option."
    "provenance":
      "page": 9
      "quote": "Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p9_t1.csv"
  "measures":
    "knowledge_question_text": "In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]"
    "knowledge_question_first": "Yes"
    "additional_question_text": "In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
  "scenarios":
  - "scenario_code": "bank"
    "scenario_type": "Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday)."
    "high_stakes_text": null
    "low_stakes_text": null
    "provenance":
      "page": null
      "quote": "Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case."
  "effects":
  - "effect_id": "s8_e1"
    "subgroup": "Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Truth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No)."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 1.229
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.268
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.094
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=139."
      "provenance":
        "page": 10
        "quote": "Portugal: N=139, X2=1.229, p-value=.268, Cramer's V=0.094."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s8_e2"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Binary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.033
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.856
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.015
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=139 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 14
        "quote": "Portugal: N=139, X2=0.033, p-value=.856, Cramer's V=0.015."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s8_e3"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)"
    "subgroup_desc": "Among participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.65
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.42
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.074
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=120 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 18
        "quote": "Portugal: N=120, X2=0.65, p-value=0.42, Cramer's V=0.074."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  "notes": null
- "study_id": 9
  "label": "Spain"
  "objective": "Test whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the Spain sample."
  "sample":
    "n_final": 239
    "recruitment": "other"
    "recruitment_other": "Non-student sample."
    "compensation": null
    "compensation_other": "Compensation"
    "characteristics": "Students: N; Method: Web-based; Payment: Compensation; Language: Spanish."
    "provenance":
      "page": 10
      "quote": "Table 2: Spain N=239."
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
  "design": "Between-Subjects"
  "design_other": null
  "paradigm": "Agreement that a sentence is true"
  "paradigm_other": null
  "scale":
    "label": "binary"
    "points": 2
    "anchors": "Binary response options (see Table 1 caption)."
    "direction": "Higher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option."
    "provenance":
      "page": 9
      "quote": "Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p9_t1.csv"
  "measures":
    "knowledge_question_text": "In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]"
    "knowledge_question_first": "Yes"
    "additional_question_text": "In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
  "scenarios":
  - "scenario_code": "bank"
    "scenario_type": "Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday)."
    "high_stakes_text": null
    "low_stakes_text": null
    "provenance":
      "page": null
      "quote": "Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case."
  "effects":
  - "effect_id": "s9_e1"
    "subgroup": "Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Truth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No)."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 6.219
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": null
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.161
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=239. p-value reported as p < .05."
      "provenance":
        "page": 10
        "quote": "Spain: N=239, X2=6.219, p-value=*, Cramer's V=0.161."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s9_e2"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Binary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 1.93
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.165
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.09
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=239 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 14
        "quote": "Spain: N=239, X2=1.93, p-value=.165, Cramer's V=0.09."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s9_e3"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)"
    "subgroup_desc": "Among participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.297
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.586
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.04
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=190 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 18
        "quote": "Spain: N=190, X2=0.297, p-value=0.586, Cramer's V=0.04."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  "notes": null
- "study_id": 10
  "label": "Switzerland"
  "objective": "Test whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the Switzerland sample."
  "sample":
    "n_final": 84
    "recruitment": null
    "recruitment_other": "Mixed student and non-student subsamples."
    "compensation": null
    "compensation_other": "Mixed/unclear (see Table 1 payment column)."
    "characteristics": "Mixed subsamples (Table 1): [Students: N; Method: Paper-pencil & web-based; Payment: Volunteers; Language: French; N=54] + [Students: Y; Method: Paper-pencil & web-based; Payment: Compensation & volunteers; Language: French; N=30]."
    "provenance":
      "page": 10
      "quote": "Table 2: Switzerland N=84."
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
  "design": "Between-Subjects"
  "design_other": null
  "paradigm": "Agreement that a sentence is true"
  "paradigm_other": null
  "scale":
    "label": "binary"
    "points": 2
    "anchors": "Binary response options (see Table 1 caption)."
    "direction": "Higher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option."
    "provenance":
      "page": 9
      "quote": "Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p9_t1.csv"
  "measures":
    "knowledge_question_text": "In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]"
    "knowledge_question_first": "Yes"
    "additional_question_text": "In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
  "scenarios":
  - "scenario_code": "bank"
    "scenario_type": "Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday)."
    "high_stakes_text": null
    "low_stakes_text": null
    "provenance":
      "page": null
      "quote": "Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case."
  "effects":
  - "effect_id": "s10_e1"
    "subgroup": "Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Truth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No)."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.841
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.359
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.1
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=84."
      "provenance":
        "page": 10
        "quote": "Switzerland: N=84, X2=0.841, p-value=.359, Cramer's V=0.1."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s10_e2"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Binary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.35
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.554
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.065
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=84 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 14
        "quote": "Switzerland: N=84, X2=0.35, p-value=.554, Cramer's V=0.065."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s10_e3"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)"
    "subgroup_desc": "Among participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.724
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.395
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.099
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=74 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 18
        "quote": "Switzerland: N=74, X2=0.724, p-value=0.395, Cramer's V=0.099."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  "notes": null
- "study_id": 11
  "label": "UK"
  "objective": "Test whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the UK sample."
  "sample":
    "n_final": 255
    "recruitment": "other"
    "recruitment_other": "Non-student sample."
    "compensation": null
    "compensation_other": "Compensation"
    "characteristics": "Students: N; Method: Web-based; Payment: Compensation; Language: English."
    "provenance":
      "page": 10
      "quote": "Table 2: UK N=255."
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
  "design": "Between-Subjects"
  "design_other": null
  "paradigm": "Agreement that a sentence is true"
  "paradigm_other": null
  "scale":
    "label": "binary"
    "points": 2
    "anchors": "Binary response options (see Table 1 caption)."
    "direction": "Higher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option."
    "provenance":
      "page": 9
      "quote": "Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p9_t1.csv"
  "measures":
    "knowledge_question_text": "In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]"
    "knowledge_question_first": "Yes"
    "additional_question_text": "In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
  "scenarios":
  - "scenario_code": "bank"
    "scenario_type": "Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday)."
    "high_stakes_text": null
    "low_stakes_text": null
    "provenance":
      "page": null
      "quote": "Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case."
  "effects":
  - "effect_id": "s11_e1"
    "subgroup": "Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Truth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No)."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 4.47
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": null
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.132
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=255. p-value reported as p < .05."
      "provenance":
        "page": 10
        "quote": "UK: N=255, X2=4.47, p-value=*, Cramer's V=0.132."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s11_e2"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Binary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 2.64
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.104
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.102
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=252 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 14
        "quote": "UK: N=252, X2=2.64, p-value=.104, Cramer's V=0.102."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s11_e3"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)"
    "subgroup_desc": "Among participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 1.327
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.249
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.078
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=218 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 18
        "quote": "UK: N=218, X2=1.327, p-value=0.249, Cramer's V=0.078."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  "notes": null
- "study_id": 12
  "label": "Iran"
  "objective": "Test whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the Iran sample."
  "sample":
    "n_final": 164
    "recruitment": "other"
    "recruitment_other": "Non-student sample."
    "compensation": "no compensation"
    "compensation_other": null
    "characteristics": "Students: N; Method: Paper-pencil; Payment: Volunteers; Language: Persian."
    "provenance":
      "page": 10
      "quote": "Table 2: Iran N=164."
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
  "design": "Between-Subjects"
  "design_other": null
  "paradigm": "Agreement that a sentence is true"
  "paradigm_other": null
  "scale":
    "label": "binary"
    "points": 2
    "anchors": "Binary response options (see Table 1 caption)."
    "direction": "Higher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option."
    "provenance":
      "page": 9
      "quote": "Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p9_t1.csv"
  "measures":
    "knowledge_question_text": "In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]"
    "knowledge_question_first": "Yes"
    "additional_question_text": "In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
  "scenarios":
  - "scenario_code": "bank"
    "scenario_type": "Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday)."
    "high_stakes_text": null
    "low_stakes_text": null
    "provenance":
      "page": null
      "quote": "Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case."
  "effects":
  - "effect_id": "s12_e1"
    "subgroup": "Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Truth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No)."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.02
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.889
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.011
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=164."
      "provenance":
        "page": 10
        "quote": "Iran: N=164, X2=0.02, p-value=.889, Cramer's V=0.011."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s12_e2"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Binary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 2.159
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.142
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.115
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=164 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 14
        "quote": "Iran: N=164, X2=2.159, p-value=.142, Cramer's V=0.115."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s12_e3"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)"
    "subgroup_desc": "Among participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 2.013
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.156
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.131
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=118 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 18
        "quote": "Iran: N=118, X2=2.013, p-value=0.156, Cramer's V=0.131."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  "notes": null
- "study_id": 13
  "label": "China"
  "objective": "Test whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the China sample."
  "sample":
    "n_final": 128
    "recruitment": "students"
    "recruitment_other": null
    "compensation": "no compensation"
    "compensation_other": null
    "characteristics": "Students: Y; Method: Paper-pencil; Payment: Volunteers; Language: Chinese, Traditional."
    "provenance":
      "page": 10
      "quote": "Table 2: China N=128."
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
  "design": "Between-Subjects"
  "design_other": null
  "paradigm": "Agreement that a sentence is true"
  "paradigm_other": null
  "scale":
    "label": "binary"
    "points": 2
    "anchors": "Binary response options (see Table 1 caption)."
    "direction": "Higher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option."
    "provenance":
      "page": 9
      "quote": "Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p9_t1.csv"
  "measures":
    "knowledge_question_text": "In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]"
    "knowledge_question_first": "Yes"
    "additional_question_text": "In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
  "scenarios":
  - "scenario_code": "bank"
    "scenario_type": "Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday)."
    "high_stakes_text": null
    "low_stakes_text": null
    "provenance":
      "page": null
      "quote": "Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case."
  "effects":
  - "effect_id": "s13_e1"
    "subgroup": "Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Truth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No)."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.522
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.47
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.064
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=128."
      "provenance":
        "page": 10
        "quote": "China: N=128, X2=0.522, p-value=.470, Cramer's V=0.064."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s13_e2"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Binary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 2.092
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.148
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.128
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=128 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 14
        "quote": "China: N=128, X2=2.092, p-value=.148, Cramer's V=0.128."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s13_e3"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)"
    "subgroup_desc": "Among participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.613
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.434
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.076
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=107 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 18
        "quote": "China: N=107, X2=0.613, p-value=0.434, Cramer's V=0.076."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  "notes": null
- "study_id": 14
  "label": "Hong Kong"
  "objective": "Test whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the Hong Kong sample."
  "sample":
    "n_final": 146
    "recruitment": "students"
    "recruitment_other": null
    "compensation": null
    "compensation_other": "Compensation"
    "characteristics": "Students: Y; Method: Web-based; Payment: Compensation; Language: Chinese, Traditional."
    "provenance":
      "page": 10
      "quote": "Table 2: Hong Kong N=146."
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
  "design": "Between-Subjects"
  "design_other": null
  "paradigm": "Agreement that a sentence is true"
  "paradigm_other": null
  "scale":
    "label": "binary"
    "points": 2
    "anchors": "Binary response options (see Table 1 caption)."
    "direction": "Higher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option."
    "provenance":
      "page": 9
      "quote": "Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p9_t1.csv"
  "measures":
    "knowledge_question_text": "In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]"
    "knowledge_question_first": "Yes"
    "additional_question_text": "In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
  "scenarios":
  - "scenario_code": "bank"
    "scenario_type": "Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday)."
    "high_stakes_text": null
    "low_stakes_text": null
    "provenance":
      "page": null
      "quote": "Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case."
  "effects":
  - "effect_id": "s14_e1"
    "subgroup": "Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Truth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No)."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.272
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.602
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.043
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=146."
      "provenance":
        "page": 10
        "quote": "Hong Kong: N=146, X2=0.272, p-value=.602, Cramer's V=0.043."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s14_e2"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Binary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 2.776
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.096
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.138
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=146 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 14
        "quote": "Hong Kong: N=146, X2=2.776, p-value=.096, Cramer's V=0.138."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s14_e3"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)"
    "subgroup_desc": "Among participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 3.581
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.058
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.163
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=134 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 18
        "quote": "Hong Kong: N=134, X2=3.581, p-value=0.058, Cramer's V=0.163."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  "notes": null
- "study_id": 15
  "label": "Guangzhou China"
  "objective": "Test whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the Guangzhou China sample."
  "sample":
    "n_final": 109
    "recruitment": "students"
    "recruitment_other": null
    "compensation": "no compensation"
    "compensation_other": null
    "characteristics": "Students: Y; Method: Paper-pencil; Payment: Volunteers; Language: Chinese, Simplified."
    "provenance":
      "page": 10
      "quote": "Table 2: Guangzhou China N=109."
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
  "design": "Between-Subjects"
  "design_other": null
  "paradigm": "Agreement that a sentence is true"
  "paradigm_other": null
  "scale":
    "label": "binary"
    "points": 2
    "anchors": "Binary response options (see Table 1 caption)."
    "direction": "Higher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option."
    "provenance":
      "page": 9
      "quote": "Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p9_t1.csv"
  "measures":
    "knowledge_question_text": "In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]"
    "knowledge_question_first": "Yes"
    "additional_question_text": "In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
  "scenarios":
  - "scenario_code": "bank"
    "scenario_type": "Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday)."
    "high_stakes_text": null
    "low_stakes_text": null
    "provenance":
      "page": null
      "quote": "Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case."
  "effects":
  - "effect_id": "s15_e1"
    "subgroup": "Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Truth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No)."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.69
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.406
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.08
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=109."
      "provenance":
        "page": 10
        "quote": "Guangzhou China: N=109, X2=0.69, p-value=.406, Cramer's V=0.08."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s15_e2"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Binary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.002
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.969
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.004
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=109 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 14
        "quote": "Guangzhou China: N=109, X2=0.002, p-value=.969, Cramer's V=0.004."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s15_e3"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)"
    "subgroup_desc": "Among participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.356
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.551
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.063
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=90 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 18
        "quote": "Guangzhou China: N=90, X2=0.356, p-value=0.551, Cramer's V=0.063."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  "notes": null
- "study_id": 16
  "label": "Mainland China"
  "objective": "Test whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the Mainland China sample."
  "sample":
    "n_final": 180
    "recruitment": "other"
    "recruitment_other": "Non-student sample."
    "compensation": null
    "compensation_other": "Compensation"
    "characteristics": "Students: N; Method: Web-based; Payment: Compensation; Language: Chinese, Simplified."
    "provenance":
      "page": 10
      "quote": "Table 2: Mainland China N=180."
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
  "design": "Between-Subjects"
  "design_other": null
  "paradigm": "Agreement that a sentence is true"
  "paradigm_other": null
  "scale":
    "label": "binary"
    "points": 2
    "anchors": "Binary response options (see Table 1 caption)."
    "direction": "Higher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option."
    "provenance":
      "page": 9
      "quote": "Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p9_t1.csv"
  "measures":
    "knowledge_question_text": "In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]"
    "knowledge_question_first": "Yes"
    "additional_question_text": "In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
  "scenarios":
  - "scenario_code": "bank"
    "scenario_type": "Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday)."
    "high_stakes_text": null
    "low_stakes_text": null
    "provenance":
      "page": null
      "quote": "Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case."
  "effects":
  - "effect_id": "s16_e1"
    "subgroup": "Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Truth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No)."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 1.345
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.246
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.086
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=180."
      "provenance":
        "page": 10
        "quote": "Mainland China: N=180, X2=1.345, p-value=.246, Cramer's V=0.086."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s16_e2"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Binary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.479
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.489
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.052
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=180 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 14
        "quote": "Mainland China: N=180, X2=0.479, p-value=.489, Cramer's V=0.052."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s16_e3"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)"
    "subgroup_desc": "Among participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.21
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.617
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.034
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=179 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 18
        "quote": "Mainland China: N=179, X2=0.21, p-value=0.617, Cramer's V=0.034."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  "notes": null
- "study_id": 17
  "label": "Mongolia"
  "objective": "Test whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the Mongolia sample."
  "sample":
    "n_final": 115
    "recruitment": "other"
    "recruitment_other": "Non-student sample."
    "compensation": "no compensation"
    "compensation_other": null
    "characteristics": "Students: N; Method: Paper-pencil; Payment: Volunteers; Language: Mongolian."
    "provenance":
      "page": 10
      "quote": "Table 2: Mongolia N=115."
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
  "design": "Between-Subjects"
  "design_other": null
  "paradigm": "Agreement that a sentence is true"
  "paradigm_other": null
  "scale":
    "label": "binary"
    "points": 2
    "anchors": "Binary response options (see Table 1 caption)."
    "direction": "Higher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option."
    "provenance":
      "page": 9
      "quote": "Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p9_t1.csv"
  "measures":
    "knowledge_question_text": "In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]"
    "knowledge_question_first": "Yes"
    "additional_question_text": "In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
  "scenarios":
  - "scenario_code": "bank"
    "scenario_type": "Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday)."
    "high_stakes_text": null
    "low_stakes_text": null
    "provenance":
      "page": null
      "quote": "Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case."
  "effects":
  - "effect_id": "s17_e1"
    "subgroup": "Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Truth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No)."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.003
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.959
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.005
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=115."
      "provenance":
        "page": 10
        "quote": "Mongolia: N=115, X2=0.003, p-value=.959, Cramer's V=0.005."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s17_e2"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Binary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.556
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.456
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.069
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=116 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 14
        "quote": "Mongolia: N=116, X2=0.556, p-value=.456, Cramer's V=0.069."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s17_e3"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)"
    "subgroup_desc": "Among participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 1.074
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.3
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.116
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=80 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 18
        "quote": "Mongolia: N=80, X2=1.074, p-value=0.3, Cramer's V=0.116."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  "notes": null
- "study_id": 18
  "label": "Japan"
  "objective": "Test whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the Japan sample."
  "sample":
    "n_final": 316
    "recruitment": null
    "recruitment_other": "Mixed student and non-student subsamples."
    "compensation": null
    "compensation_other": "Mixed/unclear (see Table 1 payment column)."
    "characteristics": "Mixed subsamples (Table 1): [Students: N; Method: Web-based; Payment: Compensation; Language: Japanese; N=151] + [Students: Y; Method: Paper-pencil; Payment: Volunteers; Language: Japanese; N=165]."
    "provenance":
      "page": 10
      "quote": "Table 2: Japan N=316."
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
  "design": "Between-Subjects"
  "design_other": null
  "paradigm": "Agreement that a sentence is true"
  "paradigm_other": null
  "scale":
    "label": "binary"
    "points": 2
    "anchors": "Binary response options (see Table 1 caption)."
    "direction": "Higher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option."
    "provenance":
      "page": 9
      "quote": "Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p9_t1.csv"
  "measures":
    "knowledge_question_text": "In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]"
    "knowledge_question_first": "Yes"
    "additional_question_text": "In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
  "scenarios":
  - "scenario_code": "bank"
    "scenario_type": "Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday)."
    "high_stakes_text": null
    "low_stakes_text": null
    "provenance":
      "page": null
      "quote": "Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case."
  "effects":
  - "effect_id": "s18_e1"
    "subgroup": "Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Truth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No)."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 5.728
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": null
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.135
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=316. p-value reported as p < .05."
      "provenance":
        "page": 10
        "quote": "Japan: N=316, X2=5.728, p-value=*, Cramer's V=0.135."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s18_e2"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Binary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 2.988
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.084
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.097
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=316 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 14
        "quote": "Japan: N=316, X2=2.988, p-value=.084, Cramer's V=0.097."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s18_e3"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)"
    "subgroup_desc": "Among participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.034
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.854
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.012
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=249 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 18
        "quote": "Japan: N=249, X2=0.034, p-value=0.854, Cramer's V=0.012."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  "notes": null
- "study_id": 19
  "label": "India"
  "objective": "Test whether stakes (high vs low) affect knowledge attribution in a Bank-case vignette among the India sample."
  "sample":
    "n_final": 162
    "recruitment": "students"
    "recruitment_other": null
    "compensation": "no compensation"
    "compensation_other": null
    "characteristics": "Students: Y; Method: Paper-pencil; Payment: Volunteers; Language: Bengali."
    "provenance":
      "page": 10
      "quote": "Table 2: India N=162."
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
  "design": "Between-Subjects"
  "design_other": null
  "paradigm": "Agreement that a sentence is true"
  "paradigm_other": null
  "scale":
    "label": "binary"
    "points": 2
    "anchors": "Binary response options (see Table 1 caption)."
    "direction": "Higher = greater probability of attributing knowledge / selecting the knowledge option."
    "provenance":
      "page": 9
      "quote": "Knowledge Attribution: In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.] In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
      "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p9_t1.csv"
  "measures":
    "knowledge_question_text": "In your personal opinion, when Bob says \"I know the bank will be open\" is his statement true? [Yes, Bob's statement is true./No, Bob's statement is not true.]"
    "knowledge_question_first": "Yes"
    "additional_question_text": "In your personal opinion, which of the following sentences better describes Bob's situation? [Bob knows the bank will be open on Saturday./Bob thinks he knows the bank will be open on Saturday, but he doesn't actually know it will be open.]"
  "scenarios":
  - "scenario_code": "bank"
    "scenario_type": "Bank case (deposit; bank open on Saturday)."
    "high_stakes_text": null
    "low_stakes_text": null
    "provenance":
      "page": null
      "quote": "Each participant was randomly assigned to one of two conditions, a low or high stakes version of a Bank case."
  "effects":
  - "effect_id": "s19_e1"
    "subgroup": "Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Truth evaluation of Bob's self-ascribed knowledge claim (binary Yes/No)."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 1.747
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.186
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.104
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=162."
      "provenance":
        "page": 10
        "quote": "India: N=162, X2=1.747, p-value=.186, Cramer's V=0.104."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p10_t2.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s19_e2"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution"
    "subgroup_desc": "Binary choice: 'Bob knows…' vs 'Bob thinks he knows… but doesn't actually know…'."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.144
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.704
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.03
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=162 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 14
        "quote": "India: N=162, X2=0.144, p-value=.704, Cramer's V=0.03."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p14_t5.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  - "effect_id": "s19_e3"
    "subgroup": "Strict Knowledge Attribution (conditional)"
    "subgroup_desc": "Among participants who attributed knowledge on Knowledge Attribution, effect of stakes on selecting the strict-knowledge option."
    "design": "Between-Subjects"
    "design_other": null
    "moderators": *id001
    "moderators_coding": *id002
    "contrast":
      "group_high": "high_stakes"
      "group_low": "low_stakes"
      "sign_convention": "d = mean(low) - mean(high)"
      "other_notes": "DV is binary; tables report χ² and Cramer's V for low vs high stakes differences."
    "reported_test":
      "test": "chi2"
      "t": null
      "f": null
      "chi2": 0.416
      "z": null
      "df1": 1
      "df2": null
      "p": 0.519
      "reported_d": null
      "reported_r": 0.055
      "notes": "Per-site χ² test reported in tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv (Cramer's V reported; unsigned). N=139 (site-level N for this measure)."
      "provenance":
        "page": 18
        "quote": "India: N=139, X2=0.416, p-value=0.519, Cramer's V=0.055."
        "table_ref": "tabula_stream_p18_t7.csv"
    "effect_size":
      "metric": "SMD"
      "d": null
      "v": null
      "computed_from": "unknown"
      "needs_review": true
      "notes": "Cannot compute signed SMD d/v: tables report χ² and Cramer's V but do not report condition-specific Ns or proportions/cell counts; direction by site is not reported in tables."
    "quality_flags": []
    "notes": null
  "notes": null