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Experiments List

Workplace Scenario Study
20 minutes long
$7

Scheduled Times( openings )
Friday, July, 2510:00:00 AM  (3)
Friday, July, 2510:30:00 AM  (6)

You will be asked to read a short scenario relevant to the
workplace and then answer a series of questions about the scenario.

Native English speakers only, please.

$7.00 in 15 minutes - Online Survey
15 minutes long
7

Scheduled Times( openings )
Thursday, July, 2412:30:00 PM  (100)
Friday, July, 2512:30:00 PM  (93)
Saturday, July, 2612:30:00 PM  (98)
Friday, August, 812:30:00 PM  (100)

FEMALES ONLY (aged 25-65)
Complete an online survey in 15 minutes, have $7.00 delievered to you on
the Carnegie Mellon campus OR pick up your money in Baker Hall

Please email: mjward@andrew.cmu.edu OR kirstief@andrew.cmu.edu
to participate in this experiment and receive the link

Instant Messaging Auto-Status Study (Online)
15 minutes long
$60

Scheduled Times( openings )
Saturday, July, 2612:00:00 AM  (4)

Participate in a 6-week research study (to be run between July 28 and
September 30) to improve your understanding of Instant Messaging (IM). We
are looking for groups of at least 3 IM buddies to investigate the use
of an extension to the AOL Instant Messenger (AIM). Each participant
will receive a $60 Amazon gift certificate.

To be considered for participation in this study, please complete a
short survey at: http://imautostatus.shorturl.com

Problem Solving
30-50 minutes long
$10

Scheduled Times( openings )
Friday, July, 252:00:00 PM  (2)
Friday, July, 253:00:00 PM  (2)

Solve a problem, make some money. An hour or less with a $10
payment. College students with a valid ID only; please bring your college
ID. Thanks!

You may only participate in this experiment once. Please do not register
if you have already participated.

Attitudes and Charitable Contribution
< 30 total minutes long
$10 for charity

Scheduled Times( openings )
Sunday, July, 2712:00:00 AM  (4)

You may participate in this study from your home at any time. Just
register and you will receive an e-mail link within 24 hours


Help us decide how to donate money to good causes! Participants in this
study will be asked to make decisions about which charitable
organizations to should receive donations made by the researchers. If
you are interested in participating, please register for the next
available session of the experiment.

The entire experiment will take place online.
(and more ...)

O Marks the Spot! EEG Version
90 minutes long
$15

Scheduled Times( openings )
Friday, July, 2512:30:00 PM  (1)

Note: CMU or Pitt students only! YOU MUST SIGN-UP WITH
YOUR CMU OR PITT EMAIL ADDRESS, IF YOU DON'T,
YOU WILL BE DELETED.

Please bring an ID with you. We match sign-ups to IDs.

In this EEG study, you will be asked to sit at a computer with an
EEG cap on and respond as quickly and accurately as you can
to the location of "O"s that will appear on the screen. Sometimes
an "X" will also appear on the screen. Don't let it slow you
down!

***PLEASE READ CAREFULLY***
(and more ...)

Sorting Game
30 minutes minutes long
$7, plus top overall performer makes $40

Scheduled Times( openings )
Thursday, July, 2410:00:00 AM  (11)
Thursday, July, 2410:40:00 AM  (12)
Thursday, July, 2411:20:00 AM  (10)
Thursday, July, 2412:00:00 PM  (11)
Thursday, July, 2412:40:00 PM  (11)
Thursday, July, 241:20:00 PM  (12)
(and more ...)

In this study, you will view pairs of pictures and sort them into
categories. All participants earn $7. The top overall performer in the
experiment receives an additional $40. Please bring photo ID. **MUST
BE A NATIVE ENGLISH SPEAKER**

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