NAME: Habituation5Doc.txt
TYPE: Sample
SIZE: 81 observations, 22 variables

DESCRIPTIVE ABSTRACT: Fifth of five experiments investigating whether imagining eating food would impact actual consumption when presented with food.  Experiment 2 investigated if imagining eating a food would decrease consumption of the same food under different conditions than experiment 1.
SOURCES: 
Carey K. Morewedge, Young Eun Huh, and Joachim Vosgerau

VARIABLE DESCRIPTIONS:
id -
condnum – conditions (1 = imagine eating 30 cheese cubes, 2 = imagine eating 3 cheese cubes)
coinNum - number of quarter imagined
ChNum - Number of cheese cubes imagined
hungry - Pretest - Hunger
PreChLiking - Pretest - Liking for Cheddar cheese
CoinUsage - Familiarity with Coinop Laundry
coininstr - Rewriting instructions for imaginig inserting quarters (including how many quarters they would imagine)
CoinSize - Quarter size estimates
Chinstr - Rewriting instructions for imagining eating cheese cubes (including how many cheese cubes they would imagine)
Cheesesize - Cheese size estimate
Gamestr - Rewriting instructions for the game
totalresponse - total number of CLICKS emitted during the game
PostChLiking - Posttest - Liking for Cheddar cheese
Whatate - Content and timing of most recent meal
gender – Sex 
age - 
Imaginecheck - 
changeLiking - change in Cheddar cheese liking (post liking - pre-liking)
Wanting - log transformed (total number of responses + 1)
filter_$ - Data selection criteria (0 = not selected, 1 = selected)
ExclusionReason - Data exclusion reason

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