FILES

Answers1.csv contains the answers (true values) to the questions in
the first part of the experiment, as well as the bounds which were
provided (or not)

Answers2.csv contains the answers (true values) to the questions in
the second part of the experiment

Part1.csv contains the data from the first part of the experiment

Part2.csv contains the data from the second part of the experiment

LABELS

1. Question Types
"A" refers to the year-estimation questions
"P" refers to the percentage-share questions
"N" refers to the general numerical questions

Answer-labels are in the format Ax, with x being the xth question of
type A (and the same for Px, and Nx)

Data-labels in Part1.csv are in the format iAx where i = {1,2} refers
to the 1st or 2nd answer, and the x refers the xth question of type A
(and the same for iPx, and iNx)

Data-labels in Part2.csv are in the same format, only that i can now
take the values {F,1,2,3,4}. F = final answer, {1,2} = first & second
answer of the participant, {3,4} = the two answers from a different
participant provided in the Other condition


2. Participant IDs

IDs consist of 2-3 letters and a number. Conditions are given by the
letters, with numbers only serving as identifiers.

Any string with an S in it (CSxx, TSxx, TSBxx) identifies a subject in
the Self condition

Any string with an O in it (COxx, TOxx) identifies a subject in the
Other condition

Any string with a B in it (TSBxx) identifies a subject in the Bounds
condition

Any string without a B in it (CSxx, TSxx, COxx, TOxx) identifies a
subject in the No-bounds condition