Eyetracking Data (Raw), Unity Logs and Survey Data (collected) for "Correlation OKN/OKAN and Cybersickness"

Abstract

The "BA_2020_Input" folder contains 3 folders and 1 file (+ one Readme document which you are currently reading)

The file is named "BA_2020_Experimental Protocol and Randomization Plan" and contains 3 sheets, these are different versions of the experimental protocol for this experiment, which are:

# "Original" - the original German randomization plan and experimental protocol # "kontrolliert" - a revised version of the original randomization plan and experimental protocol also in German (e.g. spelling mistakes are corrected or the comments are slightly rephrased to be more comprehensible) # "English Translation" - an English translation of the randomization plan and experimental protocol

the 3 versions of the experimental protocol contain subject number ("VP"), 1. and 2. Condition (-> 0 = Drum; 1 = City), time and date of the planned session of the experiment and comments of the experimentor

The 3 folders (each contains another Readme text document which should explain the contents further):

# "BA_2020_LimeSurvey" contains 5 different files: "BA_2020_Unfiltered Data LimeSurvey pt1" - contains the first part of the unfiltered data from the survey "BA_2020_Unfiltered Data LimeSurvey pt2" - contains the second part of the unfiltered data from the survey (does not differ form pt1 in variables, conditions or procedure of experiment; pt2 was just recorded at a later time) "BA_2020_Filtered Data LimeSurvey" - contains the usable cases, a filtered version of the data from the survey "BA_2020_Survey + Experimental Protocol" - combination of experimental protocol and filtered version of the data "BA_2020_ReadMe LimeSurvey" - explains the variables used in the survey in "BA_2020_Survey + Experimental Protocol" in short form "BA_2020_Codebook LimeSurvey" - explains the variables used in the survey in "BA_2020_Survey + Experimental Protocol" in longer form and with more details

# "BA_2020_City" contains the data from the City condition of the experiment in one folder per participant, they are named after the participant number -> e.g. "003" is the folder for participant 3 inside each one of these folders are two files containing Unity data (the first is named like this: "weekday, day.month.year_participant number", e.g. "Dienstag, 27. Oktober 2020_013" for participant 13; the second has the same name just with an added "m" at the end (e.g. "Dienstag, 27. Oktober 2020_013m")) the variables of the Unity data are explained in "BA_2020_Readme City" and "BA_2020_Readme Drum" inside the "BA_2020_City" and "BA_2020_Drum" folders

and one folder named "Eyetracking" followed by the paricipant number "e.g. Eyetracking 011", which contains the Eyetracking data. They are further explained in the Readmes inside the "BA_2020_City" and "BA_2020_Drum" folders. inside the Eyetracking folder are 4 files and one more folder, these files are named: "fixations.pldata", "fixations_timestamps.npy", "info.player.json", "user_info" the folder inside the Eyetracking folder is named "exports" and contains the following 6 files: "export_info", "gaze_positions", "pupil_gaze_positions_info", "pupil_positions", "world_timestamps", "world_timestamps.npy"

# "BA_2020_Drum" contains the data from the Drum condition of the experiment in one folder per participant, it is organized in the same way as "BA_2020_City"

if something is missing for a participant, check with the experimental protocol for the reason