The Open Anchoring Quest Dataset: Anchored Estimates from 96 Studies on Anchoring Effects

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Authors

  • Lukas Röseler
  • Lucia Weber
  • Katharina Helgerth
  • Elena Stich
  • Miriam Günther
  • Paulina Tegethoff
  • Felix Wagner
  • M. Antunovic
  • Federico Barrera-Lemarchand
  • Eliran Halali
  • Konstantinos Ioannidis
  • Nir Milstein
  • Daniel C. Molden
  • Frank Papenmeier
  • Zoran Pavlovic
  • Robin Rinn
  • Marie Luise Schreiter
  • Malte F. Zimdahl
  • Štepan Bahník
  • Christina Bermeitinger
  • Fi B. N. Blower
  • Hannah Luisa Bögler
  • Pascal Burgmer
  • Nathan N. Cheek
  • L. Dorsch
  • S. Fels
  • Lucia Freira
  • Adam J. L. Harris
  • Jan A. Häusser
  • M. V. Hedgebeth
  • M. Henkel
  • Dorothee Horvath
  • P. Intelmann
  • Ella Knappe
  • Lisa-Maria A Köppel
  • S. M. Krueger
  • Sandra Lagator
  • F. Lopez-Boo
  • Joaquin Navajas
  • Julie K. Norem
  • J. Novak
  • Yutaro Onuki
  • Elise Page
  • Tobias R. Rebholz
  • M. Sartorio
  • David R. Shanks
  • Marie Carolin Siems
  • P. Stäglich
  • M. Starkulla
  • M. Stitz
  • Thomas Straube
  • Katharina Thies
  • E. Thum
  • Kazuhiro Ueda
  • Monika Undorf
  • Diana Urlichich
  • Miguel A. Vadillo
  • H. Wolf
  • Anke Zhou
  • Astrid Schütz
  • Sebastian Schindler
People’s estimates are biased toward previously considered numbers (anchoring). We have aggregated all available data from anchoring studies that included at least two anchors into one large dataset. Data were standardized to comprise one estimate per row, coded according to a wide range of variables, and are available for download and analyses online (https://metaanalyses.shinyapps.io/OpAQ/). Because the dataset includes both original and meta-data it allows for fine-grained analyses (e.g., correlations of estimates for different tasks) but also for meta-analyses (e.g., effect sizes for anchoring effects).
Original languageEnglish
Article number16
JournalJournal of Open Psychology Data
Volume10
Issue number1
Number of pages12
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 26.10.2022

Bibliographical note

Funding Information:
This research was supported by the University of Bamberg’s CatchUp+ program, aimed at supporting researchers with children in the Covid-19 pandemic, to Lukas Röseler.

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    Research areas

  • Business psychology - anchor, anchoring-and-adjustment, assimilation, judgment and decision making, estimates

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