Dataset: "Where would you stimulate?" Beliefs about anatomical relevance for enhancing motor performance with non-invasive electrical stimulation

The following .csv file contain the participant data for the analyses conducted within the research study: -"Where would you stimulate?" Beliefs about anatomical relevance for enhancing motor performance with non-invasive electrical stimulation- Data is formatted in wide format. ----------------------------------- Anatomical_Belief_Stimulation_Heatmap_wide.csv ----------------------------------- Data dictionary: Sex ('What is your sex?'): - 1= Female; 2= Male Education ('What is your educational level?'): - 1= Less than highschool; 2= Highschool; 3= Some College; 4= 2 years degree; 5= 4 years degree; 6= Master degree; 7= Doctorate Ethnicity ('Are you Hispanic, Latino, or have Spanish origin?'): - 0= No; 1= Yes; 2= Prefer not to answer. Race ('What race do you consider yourself to be?') - 1= Asian; 2= Black, Afro-Caribbean, or African-American; 3= Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander; Hispanic or Latino; 4= Native American or Alaskan Native; 5= White/Caucasian; 6= Other or mixed; 7= Prefer not to answer. Prior_Knowledge ('Did you have knowledge of electrical stimulation techniques to modulate the nervous or muscular system?'): - 1= No; 2= Yes Hand_region ('Where would you approximately place the electrodes of the stimulator to enhance hand movement? ') Arm_region ('Where would you approximately place the electrodes of the stimulator to enhance arm movement?') Attention_region ('Where would you approximately place the electrodes of the stimulator to enhance attention/concentration?') Leg_region ('Where would you approximately place the electrodes of the stimulator to enhance leg movement?') [Hand, Arm, Attention, Leg]_X: The horizontal pixel coordinate measured from the origin (X = 0) at the absolute left edge of the single human figure (300 x 550 pixels). [Hand, Arm, Attention, Leg]_Y: The vertical pixel coordinate measured from the origin (Y = 0) at the absolute top edge of the single human figure (300 x 550 pixels).