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	Lab Member Information			1. Sex of Subject  Sex.que
				TYPE: Dependent variable
	Lab Bulletin Board			PURPOSE: Measure sex of subject
				FORMAT: Single dichotomous question, single variable
	Lab Calendar			PARAMETERS: 750 ms onset latency.
				CREATED BY: Neal Roese.
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				2. Race of Subject  Race.que
	MediaLab Warehouse			TYPE:Dependent variable
				PURPOSE: Measure race of subject (intended for American sample):
				Asian, Hispanic, African-American, White, Native, Other
				FORMAT: Single question, 6-response options.
				PARAMETERS: 750 ms onset latency.
				CREATED BY: Neal Roese.
				3. Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale  Rosenberg Self Esteem Scale.que
				TYPE: Personality scale.
				PURPOSE: Measures self-esteem
				FORMAT: 6-point Likert scale, 10 items.
				PARAMETERS: 0 ms onset latency.
				CREATED BY: Blair Jarvis, Neal Roese.
				4. Cognitive Load  Cognitive Load.que   Cognitive Load Manip Check.que
				TYPE: Independent variable.
				PURPOSE: Deplete cognitive resources during concurrent task.
				FORMAT: Instruction to rehearse 9-digit number (first file); then check at end of experiment
				for recall of the number (second file).
				PARAMETERS: 0 ms onset latency; saves subjects' entry of 9-digit number as variable "loadch".
				CREATED BY: Taekyun Hur, Ginger Pennington, Neal Roese.
				5. Political Attitude Filler Task  Attitude Filler Task.que
				TYPE: Likert attitude scale.
				PURPOSE: Filler task
				FORMAT: 9-point Likert scale, 16 items
				PARAMETERS: 700 ms onset latency
				CREATED BY: Neal Roese
				6. Lexical Decision Task  Lexical Decision Task 20 Items.que
				TYPE: Word/not word judgments.
				PURPOSE: Filler task
				FORMAT: Dichotomous responses, 20 items.
				PARAMETERS: 0 ms onset latency.
				CREATED BY: Ginger Pennington
				7. Female Identification Measure  Female Identification.que
				TYPE: Likert scale items.
				PURPOSE: Measures level of group identification.
				FORMAT: 7-point response scale, 16 items, reverse score items 3, 4, 9, & 12.
				PARAMETERS: 0 ms onset latency.
				CREATED BY: Cynthia Pickett.
				ADAPTED FROM: Ellemers et al. (1999), Mael & Tetrick (1992) and new items
				by Mike Silver [alpha = .80].
				8. Deception Discomfort Questionnaire   Discomfort.que
				TYPE: Likert scale items
				PURPOSE: Measures discomfort with experimental deception; to be used after debriefing.
				FORMAT: 4 items, response format varies.
				PARAMETERS: 0 ms onset latency.
				CREATED BY: Cynthia Pickett.
				9. Need for Cognition  Ncog.que
				TYPE: Personality scale.
				PURPOSE: Measures individual differences in need for cognition.
				FORMAT: 5-point response scale, 18 items.
				PARAMETERS: 0 ms onset latency.
				CREATED BY: Jamie Barden.
				10. Regulatory Focus / Self-Discrepancy  Selves.que   Selves.pps
				TYPE: Personality scale.
				PURPOSE: Measures individual differences in ought versus ideal strength.
				FORMAT: Open-ended input, 7-point response scales, instructions contained in separate
				powerpoint slideshow.
				PARAMETERS:0 ms onset latency
				CREATED BY: Kimberly Quinn, adapted from James Shah's MEL program.
				11. Dot Estimation Task (for Minimal Group Paradigm)   Dot Estimation Task.exp   Overestimator.que
				Underestimator.que   Underestimator Feedback.pps   Overestimator Feedback.pps   Timer.pps
				Dot Slide 1.pps   Dot Slide 2.pps   Dot Slide 3.pps   Dot Slide 4.pps   Dot Slide 5.pps   Dot Slide 6.pps
				Dot Slide 7.pps   Dot Slide 8.pps   Dot Slide 9.pps   Dot Slide 10.pps   Dot Slide 11.pps
				TYPE: Experimental manipulation
				PURPOSE: Assigns participants to dot-overestimator or -underestimator categories
				FORMAT: Powerpoint presentation of dot slides and feedback.
				PARAMETERS: 0 ms onset latency
				CREATED BY: Cynthia Pickett
				12. Motivation to Control Prejudice  Control Prejudice.que
				TYPE: Attitude scale.
				PURPOSE: Measures intent to control expression of prejudiced beliefs
				(white expression of anti-black prejudice).
				FORMAT: 5-point response scale, 10 items.
				PARAMETERS: 500 ms onset latency.
				CREATED BY: Blair Jarvis.
				13. Attributional Styles Questionnaire  ASQSteffi.que
				TYPE: Personality scale.
				PURPOSE: Measures attributional style (locus, stability, globality).
				CREATED BY: Meg Rohan.
				14. Balanced Inventory of Desirable Responding  BIDR.que
				TYPE: Likert scale.
				PURPOSE: Measures socially desirable response tendencies.
				FORMAT: 7-point response scale, 40 items.
				CREATED BY: Meg Rohan.
				15. Rejection Sensitivity Questionnaire  Rejection Sensitivity.que
				TYPE: Likert scale.
				PURPOSE: Measures speculations of personal concern with various hypothetical
				interpersonal rejections.
				FORMAT: 7-point response scale, 18 items.
				PARAMETERS: t200
				CREATED BY: Meg Rohan.
				16. Need to Belong Questionnaire  Need to Belong.que
				TYPE: Likert scale.
				PURPOSE: Measures individual differences in need to belong.
				FORMAT: 5-point response scale, 10 items.
				CREATED BY: Meg Rohan.
				17. Ostracism Experiences Inventory  Ostracism.que
				TYPE: Likert scale.
				PURPOSE: Tabulates specific experiences of being rejected by other people,
				uses frequency judgments.
				FORMAT: 9-point response scale, 25 items.
				CREATED BY: Meg Rohan.
				18. Schwartz Values Questionnaire  Schwartz Values.que  value list.bmp
				TYPE: Likert scale plus rank selection.
				PURPOSE: Measures value importance
				FORMAT: 9-point response scale, 42 items, plus selection of most and least important values from list.
				CREATED BY:Meg Rohan.
				Last Updated January 13, 2006
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