Dataset Analysis of the Predictions of Coherent vs. Fragmented Knowledge

The database presents participant scores of ontological commitment to the causal principles of emergent processes and direct processes. The following list indicates which principles belong to inter-level direct processes, micro-level direct processes, inter-level emergent processes, and micro-level emergent processes.
Micro-level Direct 
Special status of the organisms
Restricted interactions 
Dependent interactions 
Sequential interactions 
Interactions stop when equilibrium is reached
Inter-level Direct 
 Progressive change
Centralization
Teleology
Level correspondence 
Micro-level Emergent 
Equal status of the organisms
Independent interactions 
Simultaneous interactions
Random interactions 
Interactions in continuous equilibration 
Inter-level Emergent 
Proportional change
Decentralization
Non teleology
Separation of levels
In the database, the first row indicates the name of each principle and is accompanied by a number that denotes the session in which the measurement was taken. For example, "Special status of the organisms 1" and "Special status of the organisms 2" represent the estimates of ontological commitment to the micro-level direct principle "Special status of the organisms" in sessions one and two, respectively.