Variable	Position	Label	
caseid	1	Decision id	
id	2	Respondent id	
session	3	Session id	
Subject	4	Subject id within the session	
studies	5	Studies at the university (RUG)	
rndissue	6	Id of randomly selected issue for a vignette in the questionnaire	
attractelse	7	Attraction toward vignette pair in questionnaire	
opinelse	8	Updated opinion in vignette question after influence	
underst	9	How well did you understand the tasks during the experiment?	
mood	10	Which figure would describe your mood the best at the moment?	
know	11	Have you recognized any other participants in this experiment?	
intent	12	Please indicate which answer indicates the best your intention during the experiment	
selfcont	13	Do you usually prefer to work things out yourself than get someone else’s advice?	
exhaust	14	How exhausting was the experiment for you?	
invloed	15	Please indicate how important were these factors, when you revealed your opinion during the experiment.: the opinion of the other participant	
recipr	16	Please indicate how important were these factors, when you revealed your opinion during the experiment.: the change in the opinion of the other participant	
msginf	17	Please indicate how important were these factors, when you revealed your opinion during the experiment.: the message of the other participant	
consist	18	Please indicate how important were these factors, when you revealed your opinion during the experiment.: to be consistent with my opinions in other issues	
bestans	19	Please indicate how important were these factors, when you revealed your opinion during the experiment.: what is expected by others to be the best answer	
svo1	20	First choice	
svo2	21	Second choice	
svo3	22	Third choice	
svo4	23	Forth choice	
sharesy	24	Assume that you have won 100 euro. Other participants, who are in this room, did not have luck and they did not win anything. Please indicate how much money would you give from your reward to the following person: somebody	
sharepair	25	Assume that you still have your 100 euros entirely. Please indicate how much money would you give from your reward to the following person: with whom you have been paired	
risk1	26	We kindly ask you to choose between two options. Please select the option, which you would like to receive more, than the other.	
risk2	27	We kindly ask you to choose between two options. Please select the option, which you would like to receive more, than the other.	
risk3	28	We kindly ask you to choose between two options. Please select the option, which you would like to receive more, than the other.	
risk4	29	We kindly ask you to choose between two options. Please select the option, which you would like to receive more, than the other.	
gender	30	Respondent's Gender	
stlevel	31	At which level do you study?	
rel	32	Are you religious? If yes, namely:	
lang	33	Native language	
prov	34	Province of birth	
edufath	35	Highest education of the respondents father	
edumoth	36	Highest education of the respondents mother	
assoc	37	Member of a student association	
ident	38	If member of a student organisation: is the membership of the student organisation an important part of your identity?	
work	39	Has paid work at the moment	
expbefor	40	Has ever participated in a similar experiment before	
condition	41	experimental condition	
Period	42	Experimental round	
issuenumber	43	The selected issue number	
iniopinion	44	Initial opinion on the issue	
pairid	45	Id of the respondent's pair	
iniopinionpair	46	Initial opinion of the respondent's pair	
attraction	47	We would like to know your feelings about how much would you probably like this person?: initial attraction	
opinionmod	48	First updated opinion	
message	49	First sent message	
recmessage	50	Received message	
recopinion	51	Received opinion	
attraction2	52	Attraction towards the partner after the first stimulus	
opinion2	53	Opinion on the issue after the first stimulus	
message2	54	Second sent message	
recmessage2	55	Received message	
recopinion2	56	Second received opinion	
attraction3	57	Attraction towards the partner after the second stimulus	
opinion3	58	Opinion on the issue after the second stimulus	
credible	59	To what extent do you think the person you're paired with is a credible person?	
faculty	60	Respondent’s faculty	
pd	61	Respondent's decesion	
stigmasent	62	Stigmatizing message sent	
pairfaculty	63	Pair's faculty	
pairpd	64	Pair's decision	
pairstigma	65	Stigmatizing message sent from partner	
iniattraction	66	Attraction after the attraction manipulation	
inidistance	67	Initial distance between opinion and opinion of pair (abs)	
dist1	68	Distance after first stimulus (opinion of other, attraction in cII)	
firstshift	69	First abs change of distance to iniopinionpair	
finaldist	70	Final abs distance to last observed opinion of other	
totalshift	71	Total change of distance to last observed opininon of other	
totalopchange	72	Total opinion change (net, initial - final opinion)	
salience	73	Salience of issue: How important..?"	
MAstudent	74	Master student (highest study years)	
dist1expost	75	Distance at first stimulus: abs(opinionmod - recopinion)	
dist2	76	Distance at 2nd stimulus: abs(opinion2 - recopinion)	
secondshift	77	Opinion shift between due to 2nd stimulus	
mesoutof	78	Sent message: “My opinion on this question is number y. You are out of grounds with your opinion. Your opinion is definitely not realistic. Rethink your position and take an opinion that is closer to y.”	
mesappreci	79	Sent message: “My opinion on this question is number y. I appreciate if you take an opinion that is closer to y.”	
meshappy	80	Sent message: “My opinion on this question is number y. I am happy if you take an opinion that is closer to y.”	
recmeshappy	81	Received message: “My opinion on this question is number y. I am happy if you take an opinion that is closer to y.”	
recmesoutof	82	Received message: “My opinion on this question is number y. You are out of grounds with your opinion. Your opinion is definitely not realistic. Rethink your position and take an opinion that is closer to y.”	
recmesappreci	83	Received message: “My opinion on this question is number y. I appreciate if you take an opinion that is closer to y.”	
dist1expost2	84	Dist1expost square / 100	
distattraction	85	Dist1expost * attraction interaction	
stchange	86	Stimulus change (change of abs distance to iniopinion)	
facultysame	87	Respondent and pair attend the same faculty	
totalnetshift	88	Total shift compared to initial opinion of pair	
inidist2	89	Initial distance square / 100	
inidist4	90	Initial distance on power 4 / 1000000	
indistat	91	Initial distancance * initial attraction	
socscistudent	92	Social science (gmw/ppsw) student	
dist1expost4	93	Dist1expost on power 4 / 1000000	
shift1sign	94	First shift sign	
shifttsign	95	Total shift sign	
inidist3	96	Initial distance on power 3 / 10000	
dist1expost3	97	Dist1expost on power 3 / 10000	
firstshbin	98	Did the respondent change his/her opinion	
inidistqu	99	Initial distance (abs) quartiles	
filter_$	100	inidistqu > 1 (FILTER)