Supplemental Material for Random Behavior Is Stable Across Tasks and Time

This document provides supplementary analyses to "Random behavior is stable across tasks and time" by Boger, Yousif, McDougle, and Rutledge.Here, we perform two sets of additional analyses.First, we confirm that our results hold even when we do not exclude any participants.Second, we compare our results to a second-order Markov chain baseline. Results on full dataWe re-ran all our models and analyses on our full dataset -without exclusions -to confirm that our results hold regardless of our exclusions.This entailed running exactly the analyses and models reported in our Results.Thus, we present tables of all those results, and compare them to the results on the cleaned data ("Excluded data", as reported in our main text). Experiment 1Cross-task correlations of emergent properties (r values):