# Project title

## Run this version

Course/project version, required files, local-server command, entry HTML, supported browser/input assumptions. Explain any URL parameters and valid values. State whether a runner has been tested and how the marker can reproduce the local task without account credentials.

## Question and design

Question, prediction, conditions, items, order/allocation rules, and rationale. Identify a source paper if relevant and list departures from its procedure. Distinguish the classroom item count from a research sample-size decision.

## Participant experience

Trial sequence, instructions, response mapping, deadlines, practice criterion and maximum attempts, stop route, and completion/save behavior. Describe access assumptions and an appropriate alternative if needed.

## Data and interpretation

Link the data dictionary. State the task/block filters, omission policy, accuracy denominator, and RT eligibility. Include one hand-checked row and one missing-response example. Explain nested fields and why you retain JSON.

## Verification and deployment

Link the pilot log and clearly labeled test exports. Record actual browser/environment used, normal and failure paths, fresh-extraction check, and whether results were retrieved from a live server. Keep “implemented,” “tested with a mock,” and “verified on a server” distinct.

## Limitations and next steps

Known technical issues, stimulus/design limitations, timing assumptions, and what further pilot/ethics work would precede research use.

## Credits and assistance

Sources of code, stimuli, dependencies and licenses; collaborator contributions; substantial AI help and how you verified it. Link the assistance note.