Table 6.

Effects on self-reported reflection

	vs. Overall control
	t	p	d
Single-response intuition
Intuition recall:	-5.54	< .001	0.48
Emotion induction:	-19.13	< .001	1.65
10s time pressure:	-7.23	< .001	0.62
5s time pressure:	-9.34	< .001	0.80
High cognitive load:	-0.22	.826	0.02
Very high cognitive load:	-1.28	.201	0.11
Single-response reflection
Reason recall:	-0.52	.604	0.04
Reason induction:	10.85	< .001	0.93
10s time delay:	0.29	.772	0.02
20s time delay:	1.02	.309	0.09
Monetary incentives:	-0.28	.782	0.02
Decision justification:	2.64	.009	0.22
Short debiasing training:	0.07	.941	0.01
Long debiasing training:	4.05	< .001	0.35
Standard two-response
	-6.39	< .001	0.55
Modified two-response
	-6.51	< .001	0.56

The table depicts the t-statistics, p-values, and effect sizes (Cohen’s ds) for independent-samples t-tests comparing the self-reported reflection scores for each experimental condition with the overall control (i.e., the pool of passive and active control conditions)