Data underlying the publication: Choice blindness manipulation detection as indicator of risk preference stability? An online experiment to construct preferences for urban drainage and flood risk policy.

The data set contains data collected from from 330 individuals (English-speaking, UK residents) along with programming code to analyse the data. The purpose of the study was to experimentally test the coincidence of choice blindness manipulation detection and risk preference stability along with common predictors, incl. task-, domain-, and individual-specific variables. The experiment and data collection protocol were pre-registered at the Open Science Foundation (DOI: 10.17604/OSF.IO/54NUW, see "References") and collected using an online randomized controlled experiment implemented using the online experiment builder Gorilla (available as Gorilla Open Material, see "References). Participants were recruited via the Prolific Academic platform. Data types provided include numeric, string and R code with R Markdown annotations.