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A cleaned Qualtrics output of a conjoint study that compares two potential new building developments. There are 8 standard tasks as well as a repeat of the first task, used to calculate response instability.

Usage

exampleData2

Format

## `exampleData2` A data frame with 199 rows and 186 columns:

ResponseId

Unique respondent ID

choice1, choice2, ..., choice8

Respondent selections for the initial 8 conjoint tasks

choice1_repeated_notflipped

Respondent choice for the task that repeats choice1, unflipped

race

Respondent race: 5 categories

party1

Respondent party

party2

If party1 is not D or R: closer to Democrats or closer to Republicans?

party3

If party1 is R: strong R or not very strong R

party4

If party1 is D: strong D or not very strong D

ideology

Respondent ideology from Extremely liberal to Extremely conservative

honesty

Attention check: respondents should select "never"

K-1-1, K-1-2, ..., K-8-5

K-X-Y indicates the name of the attribute that is in the Yth position in the table of the Xth task

K-1-1-1, K-1-1-2, ..., K-8-2-7

K-X-Y-Z indicates the value of the attribute that is in the Zth position for the Yth profile (either 1 or 2 for left and right profiles) for the Xth task

Source

Qualtrics and Prolific; see Clayton et al. replication materials.