Table 4.

Effects on intuition

	Intuition scores (%)						vs. Overall control
	0	1	2	3	4	5	t	p	d
Controls
Passive control:	8.4	21.8	24.3	19.8	14.9	10.9
Active control:	12.2	18.5	17.1	17.6	17.1	17.6
Overall control:	10.3	20.2	20.6	18.7	16.0	14.3
Single-response intuition
Intuition recall:	7.4	19.7	23.7	18.2	19.7	11.3	0.35	.730	0.03
Emotion induction:	2.5	7.9	15.8	26.7	29.2	17.8	5.75	< .001	0.49
10s time pressure:	5.0	12.4	17.3	24.8	29.2	11.4	3.28	.001	0.28
5s time pressure:	5.4	5.4	20.2	30.5	24.6	13.8	4.10	< .001	0.35
High cognitive load:	6.7	14.4	19.7	20.7	22.6	15.9	2.51	.012	0.21
Very high cognitive load:	6.2	12.9	20.1	24.4	20.1	16.3	2.72	.007	0.23
Single-response reflection
Reason recall:	8.4	20.3	24.8	19.3	14.9	12.4	-0.21	.831	0.02
Reason induction:	12.1	16.5	25.2	18.0	14.1	14.1	-0.37	.708	0.03
10s time delay:	10.9	17.3	18.3	27.7	12.9	12.9	0.03	.977	< 0.01
20s time delay:	11.4	20.3	18.8	20.3	17.3	11.9	-0.28	.776	0.02
Monetary incentives:	14.3	21.7	23.2	18.7	13.8	8.4	-2.37	.018	0.20
Decision justification:	17.2	18.7	19.1	19.6	12.4	12.9	-1.66	.097	0.14
Short debiasing training:	22.0	20.5	21.5	17.6	9.8	8.8	-3.99	< .001	0.34
Long debiasing training:	30.4	24.5	20.1	14.7	7.8	2.5	-7.74	< .001	0.66
Standard two-response
5s time pressure:	6.9	13.3	14.3	25.6	26.6	13.3	3.09	.002	0.27
10s time delay:	13.8	14.3	14.3	25.1	20.7	11.8	0.65	.514	0.06
Modified two-response
5s time pressure:	2.5	12.5	26.5	30.5	19.0	9.0	2.01	.045	0.17
Justification + 10s time delay:	9.5	17.5	26.0	23.5	15.5	8.0	-0.81	.419	0.07

The table shows the distributions of intuition scores (%) as well as the t-statistics, p-values, and effect sizes (Cohen’s ds) for two-tailed independent samples t-tests comparing the intuition scores for each reflection and intuition manipulation across the single-response and the two-response conditions with the intuition scores in the overall control (i.e., the pool of passive and active control conditions)