# Stroop Task — Test Project Configuration
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# Data size: ~50 rows x 3-5 columns (varies by version)
# Download: python dev/test-datasets/download.py --dataset stroop
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# Project name:
stroop-test

# Data path:
/home/mrichardson/Projects/Urika/dev/test-datasets/stroop/data

# Description:
Reaction time data from a classic Stroop color-word interference experiment. Participants
named the ink color of printed words under congruent conditions (word "RED" in red ink) and
incongruent conditions (word "RED" in blue ink). The dataset captures response times in
milliseconds and accuracy for each trial, along with participant identifiers and condition
labels. The data was collected in a within-subjects design where every participant completed
both congruent and incongruent trials. The goal is to quantify the Stroop interference
effect — the magnitude and reliability of the reaction time difference between incongruent
and congruent conditions — and determine whether the effect is statistically significant
across participants.

# Research question:
Is there a statistically significant difference in reaction time between congruent and
incongruent conditions in the Stroop task, and what is the effect size of the Stroop
interference effect?

# Mode:
confirmatory

# Web search:
no

# Venv:
no

# Knowledge suggestions:
Add the data-description.md from dev/test-datasets/stroop/knowledge/. Optionally add
Stroop (1935) original paper or a modern meta-analysis of the Stroop effect.
