Datasets for "Boundary Conditions and Cognitive Mechanisms of the Time–Space Framing Effect: Dual-Modality Evidence Based on the Dimension Comparison Model"

This study systematically examines the boundary conditions and cognitive mechanisms of time–space framing effect through three experiments. Experiment 1 designs two categories of conditions (whether the manipulation of the time–space framework can cause changes in the comparison results of dimensional differences) to examine whether there are boundary conditions for the time–space effect. Experiments 2 and 3 used static subjective evaluation and process objective eye tracking techniques, respectively, to test the explanatory power of the attribute-comparison model for the time–space framing effect.