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Institution · 18 researchers

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Researchers: Redacted (657c5a1da64089ecd1b29470), Redacted (662d2bbc8875433aa51441f2), Redacted (682e7db34bc716f4cdc0cad2)

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$12.09/hrMedian hourly pay18 data points
100%Approval rate18 data points
8 minMedian actual time18 data points
Reported feedback
In-study screening2Clear instructions1

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  • A prediction task with high potential bonus
  • Parity Reporting Game
  • Everyday Perceptions Study
  • Complete a 3-minute survey for $0.75
  • Choices, Cooperation, and Social Judgments
  • Decision-Making and Social Trade-Offs

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sav
A prediction task with high potential bonus
Approved$4.80/hr
Clear Instructions

I suppose I should have checked back on my other review, because yet again this study took me much longer than the intended time, and required a lot of thinking. It also didn't pay well. The study itself wasn't bad at least, aside from needing to think for a while.

sav
Stylistic Evaluation Copy
Approved$8.04/hr
In Study Screening

Took much longer than the intended time, paid badly, and required a lot of reading and thinking.

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Parity Reporting Game
Approved$6.00/hr
In Study Screening

Estimated completion time was listed 12 mins, but it took me 16 mins to complete. The instructions were long and winding, and I felt like I would get lost for a split second, but it was easy enough to understand fully. That aside, a lot of the attention checks relied on memory of what you previously read (and there was many) I would understand it if were comprehension checks, but from what I heard, attention checks relying on memory aren't exactly fair. There was also an in-study screening, but honestly.. I don't think such was for looking for the right demographics? I did a win a bonus of $1.50, that's a positive I will mention.