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<title>Experiment 3: Mitigation Virtual Nose + Previous Experience and Cybersickness</title>
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<title>Eyetracking Data (Fixations), Unity Logs and Survey Data (collected) for "Mitigation Virtual Nose + Previous Experience and Cybersickness"</title>
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<name>Josupeit, Judith</name>
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<updated>2023-09-14T15:30:15Z</updated>
<published>2023-01-01T00:00:00Z</published>
<summary type="text">Eyetracking Data (Fixations), Unity Logs and Survey Data (collected) for "Mitigation Virtual Nose + Previous Experience and Cybersickness"
Josupeit, Judith
The "R&amp;I_2020_Input" folder contains 2 additional folders and 1 file (+ one Readme text document which you are currently reading)&#13;
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The file is named "R&amp;I_2020_Experimental Protocol" and contains 3 sheets, these are different versions of the experimental protocol for this experiment, which are:&#13;
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# "Original" - the original German and experimental protocol &#13;
# "kontrolliert" - a revised version of the original experimental protocol also in German (e.g. spelling mistakes are corrected or the comments are slightly rephrased to be more comprehensible)&#13;
# "English Translation" - an English translation of the experimental protocol&#13;
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the 3 versions of the experimental protocol contain subject number ("Versuchspersonen-Nummer") and comments of the experimentor ("Kommentare")&#13;
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The 2 folders (each contains another Readme text document which should explain the contents further):&#13;
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# "R&amp;I_2020_LimeSurvey" contains 5 different files:&#13;
   "R&amp;I_2020_Unfiltered Data LimeSurvey" - contains the unfiltered data from the survey&#13;
   "R&amp;I_2020_Filtered Data LimeSurvey" - contains the complete cases, a filtered version of the data from the survey&#13;
   "R&amp;I_2020_Survey + Experimental Protocol" - combination of experimental protocol and filtered version of the data&#13;
   "R&amp;I_2020_ReadMe LimeSurvey" - explains the variables used in the survey in "R&amp;I_2020_Survey + Experimental Protocol" in short form&#13;
   "R&amp;I_2020_Codebook LimeSurvey" - explains the variables used in the survey in "R&amp;I_2020_Survey + Experimental Protocol" in longer form and with more details&#13;
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# "R&amp;I_2020_City" contains one folder per participant, they are named like this: "VPparticipantnumber" &#13;
   (VP = Versuchsperson = participant, the digits/the number after VP is the participant number -&gt; e.g. "VP18" is the folder for participant number 18&#13;
   there is one exception: for participant 84 the folder is named "unvollständig VP84" (incomplete VP84))&#13;
   inside each one of these folders are&#13;
    one file containing Unity data (named like this: "weekday, day.month.year_participant number", e.g. Dienstag, 8. Dezember 2020_11 for participant 11)&#13;
    and one folder named "Eyetracking" followed by the paricipant number "e.g. Eyetracking 11", which contains the Eyetracking data&#13;
    the variables of the Unity data are explained further in "R&amp;I_2020_Readme City" (inside the "R&amp;I_2020_City" folder)&#13;
    inside the Eyetracking folder are 4 files and one more folder and 4 files, these files are named:&#13;
      "fixations.pldata", "fixations_timestamps.npy", "info.player.json", "user_info"&#13;
     the folder inside the Eyetracking folder is named "exports" and contains the following 7 files:&#13;
      "participantnumber_fixations" (e.g. "011_fixations"), "export_info", "gaze_positions", "pupil_gaze_positions_info", "pupil_positions", "world_timestamps", "world_timestamps.npy" &#13;
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    the Eyetracking files are further explained in "R&amp;I_2020_Readme City" (inside the "R&amp;I_2020_City" folder)&#13;
    if something is missing for a participant, check with the experimental protocol for the reason
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<dc:date>2023-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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