Derived de-identified analytic data for "The autonomy paradox of algorithmic persuasion: consumer agency under persistent and delegated AI influence"
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This record contains the derived, de-identified participant-level analytic data supporting the study “The autonomy paradox of algorithmic persuasion: consumer agency under persistent and delegated AI influence.” The study comprises two preregistered randomized online experiments. Study 1 examined neutral information, one-shot personalised persuasion, and a seven-contact repeated-adaptive persuasion condition. Study 2 used a 2 × 2 design crossing advice versus delegated execution with ordinary versus consequential override. The deposited materials include the analytic records and associated metadata required to reproduce the reported participant-level statistical analyses. The data are derived research records and do not constitute a public benchmark dataset or raw identifiable participant data. Related analysis and figure-generation code are deposited separately as a software record on Zenodo.



