I mean this from the bottom of my heart, screw these guys. They'll hit you with an automatic rejection if you get screened out of one of their surveys. I'm currently trying to get this rejection over turned, but STAY AWAY. The pay is terrible anyway.
iu.edu - Prolific Researcher Reviews
Institution · 33 researchers
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- Opinion Survey
- Pattern Reasoning Task with AI Interaction Copy Copy
- Understanding Workplace Experiences in a Digital Environment
- Strategy and Employee experience
- Professional Communities Study Copy
- Work Experiences and Well-Being Survey
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They asked one question, and said "Thank you for your submission" and are now asking me to return the survey for no completion code. Just a blatant attempt to get past the required screened out pay.
Effectively screened out because after one question, it said "Thank you for your submission," and wouldn't let me proceed any farther. I chose to return rather than submit it with NOCODE.
Took slightly less time than intended, and paid quite well.
Took me less than the intended time, was fairly simple and paid well
Estimated completion time was listed as 3 minutes which was how long I took. It was a simple survey and the instructions were clear.
Quick, clear, and easy survey, waiting on review
Quick study, and instant approval.
Said it was 75 minutes, because of my partner (who was I assume was either screen recording or writing them all down. I was sitting there for like 5 minutes after the start of each section,) so it took me 110 minutes. It made the experiment (a memory game) much more difficult than it needed to be. I messaged them throughout to zero response. They finally got back to me this morning and said PR type stuff. But the: "we can't control how your partner's behavior." is what frustrated me. First off, yes you can, I don't know, put a timer on pages, something. And two don't lie about how long it takes when Prolific is saying it took on average, somehow only 5 minutes less than I took on a 75 minute study. No time compensation either, but at least they paid out. Just an awful two hour experience for me.