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2) Basic information on open-science practices

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3) Detailed information on open-science practices

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(04) The hypotheses were registered at osf.io, aspredicted.org, or similar.

(05) The design and variables were registered at osf.io, aspredicted.org, or similar.

(06) The aspired sample size and criteria for stopping data collection were registered at osf.io, aspredicted.org, or similar.

(07) The motivation and procedure to determine the sample size (power analysis or prospective design analysis) were registered at osf.io, aspredicted.org, or similar.

(08) The analysis plan was registered at osf.io, aspredicted.org, or similar.

(09) The analysis code was registered at osf.io, aspredicted.org, or similar.

(10) If there were any deviations from the preregistered sample size or sampling procedure, these were transparently reported in the final paper.

(11) Provided that there was no prior power analysis or if the aspired sample size could not be collected, are the respective reasons and / or implications of a low power discussed in the final paper?

(12) If there were any deviations from the preregistered analysis plan, these were transparently reported in the final paper.

(13) If there were any deviations from the preregistered analysis code, these were transparently reported in the final paper.

(14) The paper clearly delineates confirmatory from exploratory analyses.

(15) The reported data are new in the sense that they were published for the first time in a public repository.

(16) The paper (re)-analyzed publicly available data.

(17) The raw data and analysis code are publicly accessible such that the analyses can be replicated.

(18) Well-documented analysis code has been made publicly available.

(19) A codebook / data dictionary has been made publicly available such that an independent person can replicate the analyses.

(20) The data were analyzed with non-proprietary software.

(21) The study materials (instructions, stimuli, questionnaires, tasks) were made publicly available such that an independent person can replicate the study.

(22) The paper has been made publicly accessible prior to its final publication (i.e., preprint on psyarxiv.com, ZORA).

(23) The paper was published in an open-access journal.

(24) The paper has been published in a fully open-access journal.

(25) The paper has been published in a journal with open peer review.

(26) I have also done the following to make the research reported in this better reproducible: