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ResearchBox # 58 - 'Data Replicada #9'

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Replication 1

AsPredicted #48409

aspredicted_48409.pdf

pdf - Survey Screenshots

Cian et al. (2020) Rep 1 Materials.pdf

qsf

Cian et al. Study 2 Survey (Rep 1).qsf

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Cian et al. 2020 Study 2 Rep 1 Data (De-identified).csv

Replication 2

AsPredicted #48944

aspredicted_48944.pdf

pdf - Survey Screenshots

Cian et al. (2020) Rep 2 Materials.pdf

qsf

Cian et al. Study 2 Survey (Rep 2).qsf

csv

Cian et al. 2020 Study 2 Rep 2 Data (De-identified).csv

Replications 1 & 2

R Code

Cian et al. 2020 Study 2 (All Reps) R Code - To Share.R

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SUPPLEMENTARY FILES FOR
Joe Simmons | Leif Nelson, '[94] Data Replicada #9: Are Progression Ads More Credible?', Data Colada
http://datacolada.org/94

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December 02, 2020 (files may not be changed, deleted, or added)

BOX CREATORS
Joseph Simmons (jsimmo@upenn.edu)
Leif Nelson (leif_nelson@haas.berkeley.edu)

ABSTRACT
In the ninth installment of Data Replicada, we report our attempt to replicate a recently published Journal of Marketing Research (JMR) article entitled, “Advertising a Desired Change: When Process Simulation Fosters (vs. Hinders) Credibility and Persuasion.”