The Raw data for each design is located in the folder "RawData" The folder contains five data sets, one for each experimental design reported in the paper. 
The dictionary to each data file is at the end of this document.
The DoFiles folder includes stata do files that use the Raw Data to generate the results reported in the paper. 
The main file to replicate the results is entitled "analysis.do". 
For that file to run, please indicate at the top of the file the local location of the ReplicationMaterial folder. 
The do file entitled "ProcessedData.do" combines data sets of the different designs that are used in the analysis in the analysis.do file. 
It is not necessary to run this file directly. This file runs when called by the analysis.do file.
The do file entitled "corrAppF_bs.do" is an auxiliary file for the computation of bootstrap standard errors and is called directly by the analysis.do file.
For instructions and detailed description of the procedures and instruments used in the collection of data, see the Procedures Appendix included in this package.

****DICTIONARIES OF RAW DATA FILES

/***Dictionary of Data_Between***
**General Note: This data set includes observations from the Between design. One observation per subject.

Treatment:  1 "Ells NC" 2 "Ells C" 3 "CR Allais NC" 4 "CR Allais C" 5 "CC Allais NC" 6 "CC Allais C" 7 "Elec NC" 8 "Elec C" 9 "Auct NC" 10 "Auct C" 11 "CC NC $" 12 "CC C $"
Treatment_type: 1 "Between Design"
Session: Consecutive Session Number
id: id of participant from 1 to 742
Subject: Number of the Subject in the Session
question1: Answer to question 1 in each problem. Values are 0 and 1, where 0 corresponds to the option called "g" and 1 corresponds to the option called "f" in the paper. See the paper as a reference for what each option equals to in each problem.
question2: In problems with two questions, it has the answer to question 2. Values are 0 and 1, where 0 corresponds to the option called "g" and 1 corresponds to the option called "f" in the paper. See the paper as a reference for what each option equals to in each problem.
number: Answer to Auct problem corresponding to the actual number between 1 and 8 that the subject provided. question1 for Auct problems is a binary transformation of this variable (f if number<=4)
bomb_stop: Number of Boxes collected in Bomb Risk Elicitation Task. Lowest is 0, highest can be 100.
CRT1: Answer to CRT question #1 (see Procedures Appendix for details).
CRT2: Answer to CRT question #2 (see Procedures Appendix for details)
CRT3: Answer to CRT question #3 (see Procedures Appendix for details)
major: 1 "Economics" 0 "Not related to Economics"
gender: 0 "Female" 1 "Male"
age: 1 "Freshman" 2 "Sophomore" 3 "Junior" 4 "Senior" 5 "Graduate Student" 
*/

/***Dictionary of Data_Within***
**General Note: This data set includes observations from the Within design. Ten observations per subject.

Treatment:  1 "Ells NC" 2 "Ells C" 3 "CR Allais NC" 4 "CR Allais C" 5 "CC Allais NC" 6 "CC Allais C" 7 "Elec NC" 8 "Elec C" 9 "Auct NC" 10 "Auct C"
Treatment_type: 0 "Within Design"
Session: Consecutive Session Number
id: id of participant from 1 to 131 (10 observations per subject)
Subject: Number of the Subject in the Session
question1: Answer to question 1 in each problem. Values are 0 and 1, where 0 corresponds to the option called "g" and 1 corresponds to the option called "f" in the paper. See the paper as a reference for what each option equals to in each problem.
question2: In problems with two questions, it has the answer to question 2. Values are 0 and 1, where 0 corresponds to the option called "g" and 1 corresponds to the option called "f" in the paper. See the paper as a reference for what each option equals to in each problem.
number: Answer to Auct problem corresponding to the actual number between 1 and 8 that the subject provided. question1 for Auct problems is a binary transformation of this variable (f if number<=4)
bomb_stop: Number of Boxes collected in Bomb Risk Elicitation Task. Lowest is 0, highest can be 100.
CRT1: Answer to CRT question #1 (see Procedures Appendix for details).
CRT2: Answer to CRT question #2 (see Procedures Appendix for details)
CRT3: Answer to CRT question #3 (see Procedures Appendix for details)
major: 1 "Economics" 0 "Not related to Economics"
gender: 0 "Female" 1 "Male"
age: 1 "Freshman" 2 "Sophomore" 3 "Junior" 4 "Senior" 5 "Graduate Student" 
*/

/***Dictionary of Data_WithinCNC***
**General Note: This data set includes observations from the WithinCNC design. Ten observations per subject.

Treatment:  1 "Ells NC" 2 "Ells C" 3 "CR Allais NC" 4 "CR Allais C" 5 "CC Allais NC" 6 "CC Allais C" 7 "Elec NC" 8 "Elec C" 9 "Auct NC" 10 "Auct C"
Treatment_type: -1 "WithinCNC Design"
Session: Consecutive Session Number
id: id of participant from 1 to 101 (10 observations per subject)
Subject: Number of the Subject in the Session
question1: Answer to question 1 in each problem. Values are 0 and 1, where 0 corresponds to the option called "g" and 1 corresponds to the option called "f" in the paper. See the paper as a reference for what each option equals to in each problem.
question2: In problems with two questions, it has the answer to question 2. Values are 0 and 1, where 0 corresponds to the option called "g" and 1 corresponds to the option called "f" in the paper. See the paper as a reference for what each option equals to in each problem.
number: Answer to Auct problem corresponding to the actual number between 1 and 8 that the subject provided. question1 for Auct problems is a binary transformation of this variable (f if number<=4)
bomb_stop: Number of Boxes collected in Bomb Risk Elicitation Task. Lowest is 0, highest can be 100.
CRT1: Answer to CRT question #1 (see Procedures Appendix for details).
CRT2: Answer to CRT question #2 (see Procedures Appendix for details)
CRT3: Answer to CRT question #3 (see Procedures Appendix for details)
major: 1 "Economics" 0 "Not related to Economics"
gender: 0 "Female" 1 "Male"
age: 1 "Freshman" 2 "Sophomore" 3 "Junior" 4 "Senior" 5 "Graduate Student" 
*/

/***Dictionary of Data_Aux***
**General Note: This data set includes observations from the Auxiliary design. Two observations per subject.

Treatment:  13 "Ells Aux Frame" 14 "Voting Aux Frame"
Treatment_type: 2 "Auxiliary Design"
Session: Consecutive Session Number
id: id of participant from 1 to 71
Subject: Number of the Subject in the Session
question1: Answer to question 1 in each problem. Values are 0 and 1, where 0 corresponds to the option called "g" and 1 corresponds to the option called "f" in the paper. See the paper as a reference for what each option equals to in each problem.
question2: In problems with two questions, it has the answer to question 2. Values are 0 and 1, where 0 corresponds to the option called "g" and 1 corresponds to the option called "f" in the paper. See the paper as a reference for what each option equals to in each problem.
bomb_stop: Number of Boxes collected in Bomb Risk Elicitation Task. Lowest is 0, highest can be 100.
CRT1: Answer to CRT question #1 (see Procedures Appendix for details). 44 participants in this treatment did not answer this question due to an error in the ztree code.
CRT2: Answer to CRT question #2 (see Procedures Appendix for details)
CRT3: Answer to CRT question #3 (see Procedures Appendix for details)
major: 1 "Economics" 0 "Not related to Economics"
gender: 0 "Female" 1 "Male"
age: 1 "Freshman" 2 "Sophomore" 3 "Junior" 4 "Senior" 5 "Graduate Student" 
*/

/***Dictionary of Data_WithinPlus***
**General Note: This data set includes observations from the Within Plus design. One observation per subject.

Session: Consecutive Session Number
id: id of participant from 1 to 119
Subject: Number of the Subject in the Session
AnswerNC_j: Answer to a problem in the NC frame
AnswerC_j: Answer to a problem in the C frame
j in each Answer corresponds to a specific parameterization (and question) as described below. For details on the specifics of the parameterization, see Online Appendix E
	  1: Ellsberg Parameterization 1 Question 1. Answer=1, corresponds to f, =2 corresponds to g
	  2: Ellsberg Parameterization 1 Question 2. Answer=1, corresponds to f', =2 corresponds to g'
	  3: Ellsberg Parameterization 2 Question 1. Answer=1, corresponds to f, =2 corresponds to g
	  4: Ellsberg Parameterization 2 Question 2. Answer=1, corresponds to f', =2 corresponds to g'
	  5: Ellsberg Parameterization 3 Question 1. Answer=1, corresponds to f, =2 corresponds to g
	  6: Ellsberg Parameterization 3 Question 2. Answer=1, corresponds to f', =2 corresponds to g'
	  7: Ellsberg Parameterization 4 Question 1. Answer=1, corresponds to f, =2 corresponds to g
	  8: Ellsberg Parameterization 4 Question 2. Answer=1, corresponds to f', =2 corresponds to g'
	  9: Ellsberg Parameterization 5 Question 1. Answer=1, corresponds to f, =2 corresponds to g
	10: Ellsberg Parameterization 5 Question 2. Answer=1, corresponds to f', =2 corresponds to g'
	11: Elect Parameterization 1. Answer=1: votes white, =0 votes black 
	12: Elect Parameterization 8. Answer=1: votes white, =0 votes black
	13: Elect Parameterization 2. Answer=1: votes white, =0 votes black
	14: Elect Parameterization 3. Answer=1: votes white, =0 votes black
	15: Elect Parameterization 4. Answer=1: votes black, =0 votes white
	16: Elect Parameterization 5. Answer=1: votes black, =0 votes white
	17: Elect Parameterization 9. Answer=1: votes black, =0 votes white
	18: Elect Parameterization 10. Answer=1: votes white, =0 votes black
	19: Elect Parameterization 6. Answer=1: votes white, =0 votes black
	20: Elect Parameterization 7. Answer=1: votes black, =0 votes white
	21: CC Allais Parameterization 2 Question 1. Answer=1, corresponds to f, =2 corresponds to g
	22: CC Allais Parameterization 2 Question 2. Answer=1, corresponds to f', =2 corresponds to g'
	23: CR Allais Parameterization 1 Question 1. Answer=1, corresponds to f', =2 corresponds to g'
	24: CR Allais Parameterization 1 Question 2. Answer=1, corresponds to f, =2 corresponds to g
	25: CR Allais Parameterization 2 Question 1. Answer=1, corresponds to f', =2 corresponds to g'
	26: CR Allais Parameterization 2 Question 2. Answer=1, corresponds to f, =2 corresponds to g
	27: CR Allais Parameterization 3 Question 1. Answer=1, corresponds to f', =2 corresponds to g'
	28: CR Allais Parameterization 3 Question 2. Answer=1, corresponds to f, =2 corresponds to g
	29: CR Allais Parameterization 4 Question 1. Answer=1, corresponds to f', =2 corresponds to g'
	30: CR Allais Parameterization 4 Question 2. Answer=1, corresponds to f, =2 corresponds to g
	31: CC Allais Parameterization 3 Question 1. Answer=1, corresponds to f, =2 corresponds to g
	32: CC Allais Parameterization 3 Question 2. Answer=1, corresponds to f', =2 corresponds to g'
	33: CC Allais Parameterization 1 Question 1. Answer=1, corresponds to f, =2 corresponds to g
	34: CC Allais Parameterization 1 Question 2. Answer=1, corresponds to f', =2 corresponds to g'
	35: Auct Parameterization 1. Answer=1, corresponds to number lower than or equal to 4, =0 corresponds to a number higher than 4
	36: Auct Parameterization 6. Answer=1, corresponds to number higher than 4, =0 corresponds to a number lower than or equal to 4
	37: Auct Parameterization 2. Answer=1, corresponds to number lower than or equal to 4, =0 corresponds to a number higher than 4
	38: Auct Parameterization 3. Answer=1, corresponds to number lower than or equal to 4, =0 corresponds to a number higher than 4
	39: Auct Parameterization 7. Answer=1, corresponds to number higher than 4, =0 corresponds to a number lower than or equal to 4
	40: Auct Parameterization 8. Answer=1, corresponds to number higher than 4, =0 corresponds to a number lower than or equal to 4
	41: Auct Parameterization 9. Answer=1, corresponds to number higher than 4, =0 corresponds to a number lower than or equal to 4
	42: Auct Parameterization 10. Answer=1, corresponds to number higher than 4, =0 corresponds to a number lower than or equal to 4
	43: Auct Parameterization 4. Answer=1, corresponds to number lower than or equal to 4, =0 corresponds to a number higher than 4
	44: Auct Parameterization 5. Answer=1, corresponds to number lower than or equal to 4, =0 corresponds to a number higher than 4
bomb: Number of Boxes collected in Bomb Risk Elicitation Task. Lowest is 0, highest can be 100.
CRT1: Answer to CRT question #1 (see Procedures Appendix for details).
CRT2: Answer to CRT question #2 (see Procedures Appendix for details)
CRT3: Answer to CRT question #3 (see Procedures Appendix for details)
major: 1 "Economics" 0 "Not related to Economics"
gender: 0 "Female" 1 "Male"
age: 1 "Freshman" 2 "Sophomore" 3 "Junior" 4 "Senior" 5 "Graduate Student" 
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