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ResearchBox #5159 - 'DataColada[131] - The U in AI'


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  OSF Repo.zip



  Materials.pdf


  


  Goldilocks Effect_Survey Clean Data.sav


  Colada 131.R



  AsPredicted #157290.pdf


An AsCollected documenting results provenance for this project is available view it

AsCollected (7QW_DI4).pdf

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Origin.
Data were were obtained from the OSF repository. 

Materials.
The original materials are embedded with the supplement PDF. I extracted the relevant pages for Study 3 and uploaded as stand-alone document.

Full OSF repo
Files are a bit difficult to find on the OSF (they are inside a "Data" folder that looks like a header rather than clickable object, and the folder contains things other than data as well).

R Code
All posted R Code I wrote from scratch for Colada[131]

 

This version: December 02, 2025
(may be edited at any time)

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https://datacolada.org/131

CITING THIS RESEARCHBOX
Simonsohn, U. (2025). ResearchBox 5159, 'DataColada[131] - The U in AI', https://ResearchBox.org/5159. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17804150

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December 03, 2025   

BOX CREATORS
Uri Simonsohn (urisohn@gmail.com)

ABSTRACT
For a recent journal club in Barcelona, we read a just published article in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: General (JEP:G). The paper is on the impact of using gen-AI on creativity. The paper proposes an inverted U: people are most creative with moderate levels of AI use. The paper has three studies. Studies 1 & 2 are experiments. This post is about Study 3, which is described as a "field study".