This is the web companion page of the
following chapter
The mediation
data along with the SAS commands can be found in the following word file:
As can be seen from the INPUT statement,
the data file contains one line per participants
With five variables
SUBJECT =
Subject
SC$ =
Condition of Social Comparison
SCc =
Condition of Social Comparison (contrast coded)
SET =
Self-Evaluation Threat
Cuing =
Cuing Effect
A file with only
the data can be found in the following file:
These data are taken from Muller, D.,
& Butera, F. (2007). The
Focusing Effect of Self-Evaluation Threat in Coaction and Social Comparison. Journal of Personality and
Social Psychology, 93, 194-211. An electronic copy of the paper can be found here
The SAS macro needed to run the percentile
confidence interval can be found here.
This macro along with additional information and other macros can be found at
the following address
http://www.afhayes.com/spss-sas-and-mplus-macros-and-code.html
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The multilevel
mediation data along with the SAS commands can be found in the following
word file:
As can be seen from the INPUT statement,
the data file contains one line per participants
First, two variables
SUBJECT =
Subject
NODISDIS =
Distraction (contrast coded)
Then for each of the 8 products, it creates a PRODUCT
variable and encodes
EVALCON =
Evaluative Conditioning
UNAWAW =
Contingency Awareness (contrast coded)
A file with only
the data can be found in the following file:
These data are taken from Pleyers, G., Corneille, O., Yzerbyt,
V. Y., & Luminet, O. (2009). Evaluative conditioning may incur cognitive costs. Journal
of Experimental Psychology: Animal Behavior and Processes, 35, 279-285. An electronic copy of the
paper can be found here
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The multilevel
moderation data along with the SAS commands can be found in the following
word file:
This file contains seven variables namely
SUBJECT =
Subject
OUTCOME =
Probability of success of the cooperation
TRAIT =
Specific trait
SELF =
Rating of the self on the trait
PARTNER =
Rating of the partner on the trait
For the sake of allowing the follow-up analyses, two
statements allow creating two variables, namely SUCCESS and FAILURE
A file with only
the data can be found in the following file:
These data are a subset of the data of
Study 3 presented by Toma, C., Corneille, O., Yzerbyt, V. Y. (in
press). Holding a mirror up to the self: Egocentric
similarity beliefs underlie social projection in cooperation. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin. An electronic copy of the paper can be found here