GENERAL INFORMATION 
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1. Dataset title:
Deception_20251021_LBS


2. Authors:
Lucía Buendía-Sánchez & Marcos Ruiz-Soler

3. Author contact information: 
Lucía Buendía-Sánchez (luciabuendia10@uma.es)



METHODOLOGICAL INFORMATION 
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1. Description of the methods for collection/generation of data: 
Experimental methodology and primary data collection. Thirty-two volunteer undergraduate students took part in a repeated-measures experiment that used Eye-Tracking technology to manipulate three factors: the type of stimulus (visual or semantic), the emotional valence (positive, neutral, or negative), and the temptation (absence or presence). Reaction time, eye fixation patterns, and pupil dilation served as indicators of cognitive and emotional load. 

2. Data processing methods
From the original raw dataset, 9 matrices were created, which contain data on the main variables of the study and their combinations. Following data preprocessing, we initiated a descriptive examination of the variables of interest across the experimental factors, and to analyze differences and combinations between the factors across each dependent variable, several repeated-measures ANOVAs were performed.

3. Software or instruments needed to interpret the data:
For statistical analysis, we used the Jamovi software (version 2.6; The Jamovi Project, 2024). 

4. Standards and calibration information, if appropriate: 
Participants were seated in front of the monitor with the eye-tracker discreetly integrated. The procedure included: digital informed consent via QR code, gaze calibration (based on eye-tracking technology, where the user follows a series of points that appear and move randomly across the screen for a few seconds), self-paced reading of instructions, task demonstrations, and 48 counterbalanced experimental trials.

5. Environmental or experimental conditions:
The experiment was conducted in an environmentally controlled room in accordance with the system manual (Tobii, 2014). The conditions described in that manual include appropriate levels of natural light, space free from external noise, a limited number of researchers present in the experimental room, etc. Stimuli were presented via software on a 15.6" Ultra HD monitor with a resolution of 1920 × 1080 pixels. 


FILE OVERVIEW 
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Main folder -> Deception. Within this folder are three subfolders: 1 "PxV", 2 "VxT", and 3 "PxT". Each contains three CSV files, each belonging to the three dependent variables: "TR", "Pup", and "Fij". Specifically, within PxV you will find: Matrix_01_PxV_TR_20251021_LBS, Matrix_02_PxV_Pup_20251021_LBS and Matrix_03_PxV_Fij_20251021_LBS. Within VxT: Matrix_04_VxT_TR_20251021_LBS, Matrix_05_VxT_Pup_20251021_LBS and Matrix_06_VxT_Fij_20251021_LBS. And finally, inside PxT: Matrix_07_PxT_TR_20251021_LBS, Matrix_08_PxT_Pup_20251021_LBS and Matrix_09_PxT_Fij_20251021_LBS


DATA-SPECIFIC INFORMATION:
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1. Name File: Matrix_01_PxV_TR_20251021_LBS

1.1. Variables list:
Variable name: TR
 	Description: Reaction time
	Units of measure or value labels: Values ​​ranging from 300 ms to 3000 ms

Variable name: Pup
 	Description: Pupil Diameter
	Units of measure or value labels: Clean pupil diameter (mm) data

Variable name: Fij
 	Description: Number of fixations
	Units of measure or value labels: Values ​​ranging from 0 times to 8 times


1.2. Codes or symbols: 

Code or symbol: P
	Definition: Prime

Code or symbol: V
	Definition: Valence

Code or symbol: T
	Definition: Temptation

2. Name File: Matrix_02_PxV_Pup_20251021_LBS
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3. Name File: Matrix_03_PxV_Fij_20251021_LBS
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4. Name File: Matrix_04_VxT_TR_20251021_LBS
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5. Name File: Matrix_05_VxT_Pup_20251021_LBS
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6. Name File: Matrix_06_VxT_Fij_20251021_LBS
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7. Name File: Matrix_07_PxT_TR_20251021_LBS
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8. Name File: Matrix_08_PxT_Pup_20251021_LBS
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9. Name File: Matrix_09_PxT_Fij_20251021_LBS
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MORE INFORMATION
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