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---Information on the dataset used for the analyses in "I See What You Did There": Understanding People's Social Perception of a Robot and its Predictability

EXPLANATION OF THE VARIABLES OF THE STUDY
Respondent ID: Id of the participant
Consent: whether the participant gave their informed consent
Start date: date and time the participant started the study
End date: date and time the participant ended the study
Condition: What condition the participant was in. 0 = cause visible, 1 = ambiguous, 2 = no cause

CHECKS
Time spent: the amount of time participants spent doing the study. (hh:mm:ss.00)
Consistency check: the difference between participants' answer on aggressive and aggressive_A. 0 = consistent, not 0 = deviations.
Robot speak: whether the participant could clearly hear the robot's speech
Robot speech understanding: to what extent participants understood the speech of the robot on a 7-likert scale (higher is better)
Last sentence: open field where participants needed to fill in the last sentence the robot said before the video ended.
LSScore: whether the last sentence was correct or not. 1 = correct, 0 = incorrect.
Does not meet checks: 0 = passed, 1 = shady (high irregularities in answering/not meeting the legibility check/spent too little time/not conistent), 2 = did not sufficiently understand the robot's speech
filter_$ = 1 = included, 0 = removed from analyses. Based on whether the checks were sufficiently met, and whether participants knew what the words (un)predictability ment.

BEHAVIOURAL PREDICTABILITY
BehPredictability: open field where the participants entered what the robot would say next.
BehPredictabilityScore: behavioural predictability score, based on the predicted future sentence. See paper.
Confidence: to what extent the participant was confident in their prediction (7-p likert scale, higher is more confident)
CommentsVideo: open field where participants could write any comments on the videos


ROSAS QUESTIONNAIRE
Happy to Aggressive: RoSaS questions; 9-p likert scale, where higher is more associated.
Aggressive_A: extra item to check the consistency of the participants, when compared to their answer on aggressive.
RoSaSWarmth: warmth subscale score (summative)
RoSaSCompentence: competence subscale score (summative)
RoSaSDiscomfort: discomfort subscale score (summative)

ATTRIBUTED UNPREDICTABILITY (see paper and word file in the supplementary materials)
Unpredictability - Fickle: attributed predictability scale items
AttUnpredictability: score on attributed unpredictability (summative)

INTOLERANCE OF UNCERTAINTY
IoU1 - IoU12: intolerance of uncertainty scale items
IoUTotal: score on intolerance of uncertainty (summative)

OTHER
Age = age group of the participant
Gender & othergender = gender of the participant
Degree = higher degree obtained by the participant
ExperienceNone - Ihaveprogrammedrobots = what experience participants have with robots
Robotexperience = a numerical score based on their experience. (higher is more experience)
OpenComments = open field where participants could leave any comments at the end of the study.