This repository contains the deception-game experiment. This game was created as a replication of the first experiment from the original study by Ransom et. al. 2019. The authors of this version of the game are Dario Hol Kieslich, Jana Schapka, Emily Seitz and Lara Wenzler.
You can have a look at our experiment here.
The files in this folder are the following:
deception-game_final.Rmd // This file contains our data analysis
Experimental-Design.pdf // This file contains the experimental design of the study.
Final-Paper_Group12.pdf // This file contains our Final Paper.
Preregistration-Report.pdf // This file contains the preregistration report of the study.
01_custom_styles.css // In this file you can overwrite extend the given magpie-styles or declare your own ones, we did not commit any changes to this folder.
02_custom_functions.js // Here, you can define all custom functions, you want to use and initialize some variables, we did not commit any changes to this folder.
03_custom_views_templates.js // In this file you can create your own custom view templates, we did not commit any changes to this folder.
04_trials.js // In this file we specified the trial data for our experiment.
05_views.js // In this file we instantiated our views.
06_main.js //In this file we initialized and configured our experiment using magpieInit.
images // In this folder we store the images we used for our trials, they are split into five each containing seven pictures.
index.html // Here you can access our experiment.
LICENSE // This file contains the _magpie lincence.
node_modules // Module in Node.js is a simple or complex functionality organized in single or multiple JavaScript files which can be reused throughout the Node.js application.
package-lock.json // This folder is automatically generated for any operations where npm modifies either the node_modules tree, or package.json. It describes the exact tree that was generated, such that subsequent installs are able to generate identical trees, regardless of intermediate dependency updates.
package.json // This folder most importantly holds the name and the version field.
The original study to our replication made our research possible:
Ransom, K., Voorspoels, W., Navarro, D., & Perfors, A. (2019, October 2). Where the truth lies: how sampling implications drive deception without lying.