Data from 617 Healthy Participants Performing the Iowa Gambling Task: A “Many Labs” Collaboration
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James L. McClelland | Thorsten Pachur | Helen Steingroever | Ruud Wetzels | Julie C. Stout | Stacey Wood | Annette Horstmann | Eric-Jan Wagenmakers | Tiago V. Maia | Veena Kumari | Darrell A. Worthy | Daniel J. Fridberg | Scott D. Lane | Kimberly L. Kjome | Preethi Premkumar | Daniel J Fridberg | E. Wagenmakers | Thorsten Pachur | Ruud Wetzels | T. Maia | Annette Horstmann | J. Stout | V. Kumari | P. Premkumar | H. Steingroever | S. Lane | S. Wood
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