pid: unique participant identifier

gainsFirst: gain scenarios first = 1, losses first = 0

uncertainDiscoFirst: uncertainty scenarios first = 1, certainty first = 0

UncertainTime: on the intertemporal uncertainty questions, was the later (l) option uncertain, or the now (n) option? 

UncertainType: u = uncertainty (uncertain outcomes), v = variability (uncertain amounts)

dateadded	

datemodified	

numsecs	

nummins	

gender	

age	

marital_status	

annual_household_income	

education	

currentMBA	

EmploymentStatus: 
1 - Not currently employed
2 - Working part time
3 -  Working full time	

employersize	
1=>"1 (self employed)",
2=>"2 to 9",
3=>"10 to 19",
4=>"20 to 99",
5=>"100 to 499",
6=>"500 or more",
0=>"N/A"

employerage	
1=>"less than 1 year",
2=>"1 to 5 years",
3=>"5 to 20 years",
4=>"20 to 50 years",
5=>"more than 50 years",
0=>"N/A"

ethnicity	

tobacco	

secure: "All things considered, do you now feel economically secure?"
3=>Definitely Yes
2=>Yes
1=>Maybe yes
0=>Unsure
-1=>Maybe no
-2=>No
-3=>Definitely No

resources: "Imagine that you had to pay an unexpected bill immediately. For example, suppose that you needed an expensive medical treatment that was not covered by insurance. Considering all possible resources available to you (including savings, borrowing, etc.), what is the <b>maximum</b> amount that you could come up with on short notice? (optional)" 

riskG: either "receive $1,000 for sure OR 50% chance to receive $2,000 and 50% chance to receive nothing" or "receive $1,000 OR receive a random amount between $500 and $1,500". 1 = chose risky option, 0=chose certain option

riskL: either "pay $1,000 for sure OR 50% chance to pay $2,000 and 50% chance to pay nothing" or "pay $1,000 OR receive a pay amount between $500 and $1,500". 1 = chose risky option, 0=chose certain option

discosum1G: intertemporal choice for certain gains, sum of "now" choices

propnow1G: intertemporal choice for certain gains, proportion of "now" choices

discoindifG: implied indifference point for intertemporal choice for certain gains

discosum1L: intertemporal choice for certain losses, sum of "later" choices

propnow1L: intertemporal choice for certain losses, proportion of "now" choices

discoindifL: implied indifference point for intertemporal choice for certain losses

discosum1Gu: intertemporal choice for certain gains, sum of "now" choices

propnow1Gu: intertemporal choice for certain gains, proportion of "now" choices

discoindifGu: implied indifference point for intertemporal choice for certain gains

discosum1Lu: intertemporal choice for certain losses, sum of "later" choices

propnow1Lu: intertemporal choice for certain losses, proportion of "now" choices

discoindifLu: implied indifference point for intertemporal choice for certain losses

numeracy1: Answer to Berlin Numeracy Task Q1

numeracy2: Possible answer to Berlin Numeracy Task Q2 (task is dynamic)

numeracy3: Possible answer to Berlin Numeracy Task Q3 (task is dynamic)

numeracy4: Possible answer to Berlin Numeracy Task Q4 (task is dynamic)

numeracyScore: Berlin Numeracy Task total score

nfcT: Need for Cognition average scores

nfc1: Need for Cognition item 1
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expGr: Expected value for uncertain gains. "Suppose that you chose the option on the right. How much would you expect to receive, on average?" 

expLr: Expected value for uncertain losses. "Suppose that you chose the option on the right. How much would you expect to receive, on average?" 	

expGu: Expected value for uncertain intertemporal gains. "Suppose that you chose the option on the [right]. How much would you expect to receive, on average?" 

expLu: Expected value for uncertain intertemporal losses. "Suppose that you chose the option on the [right]. How much would you expect to receive, on average?" 

simpleG1: Perceived simplicity of immediate gain in intertemporal choice. "How simple and straightforward do you find the option on the left?" 
3 = very simple
2 = simple
1 = a little simple
0 = neither simple nor complicated
-1 = a little complicated
-2 = complicated
-3 = very complicated

simpleG2: Perceived simplicity of future gain in intertemporal choice. "How simple and straightforward do you find the option on the right?"

simpleL1: Perceived simplicity of immediate loss in intertemporal choice.	

simpleL2: Perceived simplicity of future loss in intertemporal choice.

simpleGr1: Perceived simplicity of certain gain in risky choice. 

simpleGr2: Perceived simplicity of uncertain gain in risky choice. 	

simpleLr1: Perceived simplicity of certain loss in risky choice. 

simpleLr2: Perceived simplicity of uncertain loss in risky choice. 

simpleGu1: Perceived simplicity of immediate gain in intertemporal choice under uncertainty.

simpleGu2: Perceived simplicity of future gain in intertemporal choice under uncertainty.

simpleLu1: Perceived simplicity of immediate loss in intertemporal choice under uncertainty.

simpleLu2: Perceived simplicity of future loss in intertemporal choice under uncertainty.

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choiceShiftG: intertemporal choices for gains under certainty vs uncertainty (as calculated in the excel sheet)

choiceShiftL: intertemporal choices for losses under certainty vs uncertainty (as calculated in the excel sheet)

PTEr: risk preference for gains vs losses for immediate outcomes 

PTErd: risk preference for gains vs losses for intertemporal outcomes 

nowSimplerG: Perceived simplicity of the immediate gain vs the future gain in intertemporal choice.

nowSimplerL: Perceived simplicity of the immediate loss vs the future loss in intertemporal choice.

nowSimplerGu: Perceived simplicity of the immediate gain vs the future gain in intertemporal choice under uncertainty.

nowSimplerLu: Perceived simplicity of the immediate loss vs the future loss in intertemporal choice under uncertainty.

complexityShiftG: Relative complexity of the gains under intertemporal choice vs intertemporal choice plus uncertainty. 

complexityShiftL: Relative complexity of the losses under intertemporal choice vs intertemporal choice plus uncertainty. 

relativeExpValueG: Relative value of the rated intertemporal gains (always $1100 - $1000). 

relativeExpValueL: Relative value of the rated intertemporal losses (always $1100 - $1000). 

relativeExpValueGu: Relative value of the rated intertemporal gains under uncertainty.

relativeExpValueLu: Relative value of the rated intertemporal losses under uncertainty.

valueExpShiftG: Difference in relative value in intertemporal choice for gains under certainty vs uncertainty

valueExpShiftL: Difference in relative value in intertemporal choice for losses under certainty vs uncertainty

