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The condition fields give opposite run-2 mean error-cost signs in ds000102

A reanalysis of version-pinned event files from all 26 participants in the NYU Slow Flanker dataset found that two condition fields give opposite run-2 mean error-cost signs. The cost is 100 times the incongruent error rate minus the congruent error rate, in percentage points. For run 2, the mean was 75/26 (2.884615) with the condition prefix in `trial_type` and −25/26 (−0.961538) with `Stimulus`; their paired difference was 50/13 (3.846154). The `Stimulus` 95% participant-bootstrap interval includes zero. Run 1 had no field conflicts and the same mean under both fields. In run 2, 304 of 624 trial labels conflicted, including eight error trials. The files do not identify the actual arrow array for each trial, so they do not establish which field is correct. These results describe the supplied files and do not establish a negative population mean, biological cause, or error in a task paper.

flanker task · error rate · accuracy cost · condition labels · data audit · participant bootstrap · OpenNeuro · ds000102

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