Kruskal-Wallis <i>H</i> tests of product preferences between clusters. gan Jamie Torrance (10642322)

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Comparisons of the characteristics between the three clusters. gan Jamie Torrance (10642322)

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Gambling behaviours of the sample. gan Jamie Torrance (10642322)

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Demographic characteristics of the sample. gan Jamie Torrance (10642322)

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Cluster centre z-scores of OPTS-9 and perceived tilting. gan Jamie Torrance (10642322)

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Screenshot examples of the in-play betting product feature scale. gan Jamie Torrance (10642322)

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Data_Sheet_1_Chaperonin TRiC/CCT subunit CCT7 is involved in the replication of canine parvovirus in F81 cells.docx gan Xia Su (10888110)

Data_Sheet_1_Chaperonin TRiC/CCT subunit CCT7 is involved in the replication of canine parvovirus in F81 cells.ZIP gan Xia Su (10888110)

Study 2 stakes effect by task. gan Sarah M. Tashjian (5615795)

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Study structure. gan Sarah M. Tashjian (5615795)

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Anxiety and model-based weighting (<i>ω</i>) estimated separately for each Study. gan Sarah M. Tashjian (5615795)

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Reaction time by stakes and task variant. gan Sarah M. Tashjian (5615795)

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Model fit. gan Sarah M. Tashjian (5615795)

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Stakes and model-based control. gan Sarah M. Tashjian (5615795)

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Model-Based Control and Learning Rate Results. gan Sarah M. Tashjian (5615795)

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Metacognitive and predictive bias results. gan Sarah M. Tashjian (5615795)

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Additional model parameters. gan Sarah M. Tashjian (5615795)

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Anxiety associations with metacognitive and predictive bias. gan Sarah M. Tashjian (5615795)

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Task performance. gan Sarah M. Tashjian (5615795)

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DataSheet1_Characterization of cardiac involvement in patients with LMNA splice-site mutation–related dilated cardiomyopathy and sudden cardiac death.ZIP gan Xuebin Ling (14172333)

“...<p>Introduction:LMNA splicing mutations occur in 9.1% of cases with cardiac involvement cases, but the phenotype and severity of disease they cause have not yet been systematically studied. ...”