Replication Data for: “Google is cool, but I like to experience things”: A Multi-method Analysis of Information Seeking After Exposure to Virtual Awe Elicitors

<b>Abstract</b><br>
Using a multi-method approach, this study asked how and to what extent awe fosters information seeking. This question was examined through a two-pronged approach. First, in a laboratory setting, participants (n = 32) were exposed to a variety of awe elicitors through a virtual reality (VR) head-mounted display. Participants’ quantitative and qualitative responses were gathered immediately after exposure in the laboratory as well as 24 hours later through questionnaires. Second, a stratified sample of participants who voluntarily conducted information seeking (n = 8) completed phenomenologically-informed interviews.
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<b>File Notes</b><br>
The .csv files included are for both the quantitative and short-form qualitative data. Anonymized, long-form transcripts of interviews are available upon reasonable request.
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<em>Quantitative .CSV Files</em><br>
The file best suited for uploaded into analysis software is the "All Quantitative - Long Format.csv"