Key for Pretest

1.  Condition

	FA1  -  Female, Actual Self First,  Order 1
	FA2  -  Female, Actual Self First,  Order 2 (reverse of Order 1)
	FI1  -  Female, Ideal Self First, Order 1
	FI2  -  Female, Ideal Self First, Order 2
	MA1  -  Male, Actual Self First,  Order 1
	MA2  -  Male, Actual Self First,  Order 2
	MI1  -  Male, Ideal Self First, Order 1
	MI2  -  Male, Ideal Self First, Order 2

2.  Actual vs. Ideal self questions

Q1-Q31 are either actual or ideal self for the 31 scenarios, Q32-Q62
are the other (e.g., ideal if actual was first).

3.  Approval

Q1a - Q31b are the approval ratings of each of the options for each
scenario.

4.  Physical safety ratings

Q1i - Q31ii lists the physical safety ratings of reach of the options
for each scenario.

5.  Risk ratings

R1-R31 lists which of the options entails more risk.

6.  Recoded variables: Because participants responded to the items in
different orders, we needed to recode them to match the response per
scenario.  We ended with ....

helmet - alarm: Actual self responses for each of these scenarios.
ihelmet - ialarm: Ideal self responses for each of these scenarios.

7.  For some of the items "a" was risk-averse and for other items "a"
was risk-taking.  Thus, we recoded the items so that "1" was always
risk taking and "0" was always risk averse.

r_helmet - r_alarm: Actual self responses for each of the scenarios
(0=risk averse; 1=risk taking)

r_ihelmet - r_ialarm: Ideal self responses for each of the scenarios
(0=risk averse; 1=risk taking)

8.  Approval ratings: These were recoded so that each scenario had a
rating for the risk-averse action and for the risk-taking action.  The
approval rating for the risk-averse action is denoted in the variable
name by "ra" and the approval rating for the risk-taking action is
denoted in the variable name by "rt."

ra_team - rt_key

9.  Physical safety ratings: These were recoded so that each scenario
had a rating for the risk-averse action and for the risk-taking
action.  The physical safety rating for the risk-averse action is
denoted in the variable name by "sra" and the physical safety rating
for the risk-taking action is denoted in the varible name by "srt."

sra_team - srt_key

10.  Risk ratings: For each scenario, we thought one of the possible
actions entailed more risk than the other possible action.  To verify
this assumption, we had participants state which of the actions
entailed more risk.  When the action that we expected to have more
risk was seen as having more risk, this was scored as "1."  When the
action that we thought would have less risk was seen as having more
risk, this was coded as "0."

rc_team - rc_key

11.  Composite scores: The remainder of the variables are composites
of the individual scenario responses.  These are described in the
variable labels.