What are the dependent list and factor?This is the data from an experiment conducted on the Stealing Thunder effect. Participants were presented with either a passage describing a engaging in benign actions or a passage describing a politician engaging in corrupt actions, and then asked to evaluate the politician on a number of dependent variables. The independent variable is "Thunder" where 1 is the condition in which the politician's actions were benign and 2 is the condition in which the politician's actions were corrupt.Dependent variables include participant ratings of the politician on his honesty, credibility, sincerity, transparency, and trustworthiness, where a rating of 1 means not very much and a rating of 7 means very much. For instance, a rating of 6 transparency means the politician is seen as a very transparent individual, whereas a 2 in transparency means the politician is seen as a rather secretive/ambiguous person. An attitude measurement was also included which captured the degree to which they like the politician, where 1 indicates strong dislike and 7 indicates strong liking

Dependent List: Subject Condition Credibility Honesty Sincerity Transparency Trustworthiness Group Type Attitude Thunder Factor