This study was first created as a follow-up study for [Bar-Anan & Nosek (2014)][1]. The follow-up manuscript appears in this project (it was never published as a stand-alone, only as a supplement materials, as a part of the review process for the 2014 paper). It seems that after collecting about 3000 sessions, the study remained online, with lower priority, available in Project Implicit's participant pool for a few more years, until 16May2016 (the first session is from 16Nov2021), and collecting a few hundred participants each month. It was probably Project Implicit's first "background study", a low-priority study that remains on the pool because it has many conditions, to make sure that visitors do not run out of studies. This means that participants were allowed to retake the study (you can find repeating participants by linking the user_id variable with multiple session)id values). The complete raw data is in the file uploaded in 2022, under the name ybalab.multi2.0001.zip. The project includes a few sas files. Those probably include the script(s) used for the analysis in the follow-up manuscript. The two sas scripts that refer to "block1" are probably related to a later test, regarding sorting latency for Black and White stimuli. This is probably also true for the R scripts and for the analyses reported in multi2.iatBlock1.raceSorting.docx. There does not seem to be a codebook, but the various scripts probably provide enough information. The study files are the scripts used to program the studym including the stimuli. [1]: https://osf.io/qf9jx/