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    Behavioural data from two dual task experiments (Random Generation and the Wisconsin Card Sort Test, combined with simple executive function tests)

    Cite as: Cooper, Richard P (2015): Behavioural data from two dual task experiments (Random Generation and the Wisconsin Card Sort Test, combined with simple executive function tests). Birkbeck, University of London. doi: https://doi.org/10.18743/DATA.00001

    Description

    The data relate to two experiments that use dual-task interference to provide support for multiple distinct executive functions and to establish the differential contributions of those functions in two relatively complex executive tasks – Random Generation and the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test. Each data set consists of separate data files from each participant in four conditions: a control condition without a secondary task and three conditions with different secondary tasks. See http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17470218.2011.629053 for details of the experiments.

    Collection Method

    The data were collected using a MatLab program with the Psychtoolbox library. The program presented the task on screen and collected mouse-click responses. For the Random Generation task this involved presenting the clock-face display described in the original publication and collecting a series of mouse-click responses and response times. For the Wisconsin Card Sort Test this involved presenting the target cards and each successive card to be sorted on screen, and collecting the target pile selected for each card. Secondary tasks (three simple "executive" tasks - digit switching, two-back and go/no-go) were administered with E-Prime and the data collected, coded and collated manually.

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    Dataset Title:

    Behavioural data from two dual task experiments (Random Generation and the Wisconsin Card Sort Test, combined with simple executive function tests)
    Creators:

    Cooper, Richard P
    School/Department:

    Birkbeck Schools and Research Centres > School of Science > Psychological Sciences
    Keywords:

    Random number generation; Wisconsin Card Sort Test; Dual task; Executive function
    Data collection method:

    The data were collected using a MatLab program with the Psychtoolbox library. The program presented the task on screen and collected mouse-click responses. For the Random Generation task this involved presenting the clock-face display described in the original publication and collecting a series of mouse-click responses and response times. For the Wisconsin Card Sort Test this involved presenting the target cards and each successive card to be sorted on screen, and collecting the target pile selected for each card. Secondary tasks (three simple "executive" tasks - digit switching, two-back and go/no-go) were administered with E-Prime and the data collected, coded and collated manually.
    Collection period:

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    20082009
    Statement on legal, ethical, and access issues:

    Not applicable
    Depositing User: Rick Cooper
    Date Deposited: 27 Sep 2016 15:19
    Last Modified: 01 Jul 2022 16:00
    Publisher: Birkbeck, University of London

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    Cite as: Cooper, Richard P (2015): Behavioural data from two dual task experiments (Random Generation and the Wisconsin Card Sort Test, combined with simple executive function tests). Birkbeck, University of London. doi: https://doi.org/10.18743/DATA.00001

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