VisualAttentionLab Ratings
VisualAttentionLab Wage History
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Penelope Fast Reader
Find the Blue Dots! (~25 minutes) - $4.00
Fair
Unrated
Approved
$10.60 / hour
00:22:39 / completion time
Pros
Cons
600 trials. This was blue/purple and it was hard to tell the difference in shades most of the time. Sometimes the shade chosen was correct and what appeared to be the same shade in another trial would be wrong when giving the same answer. It stated you needed to have an accuracy rate of 70% or above to be compensated and this accuracy isn't disclosed until THE END of the experiment so you could waste 20-25 minutes of your day. I did not score above 70% so am expecting a rejection. Also, you are only told if the answer is correct or not if you choose blue, if you choose non-blue it only states that a response was recorded so you can't even keep track that way. The $8 version was blue/red and the colors were easily discernible so the 70% accuracy rate was understandable.j0sh83 Average Pace
Is there a T in the image?(~ 60 minutes) - $8.00
Fair
Unrated
Approved
$15.95 / hour
00:30:06 / completion time
Pros
Short instructions, followed by 200 trials.Cons
Tedious. After awhile, it all becomes a blur.Make sure you are able to see the top where it states which trial you are on. Didn't realize this until 180'ish trials in as their interface is larger than the screen (or at least mine). You need to make a certain percentage to pass, but they don't tell you if you have hit that mark. Assuming if you finish and get the "thank you" message at the end it means you passed, but not sure.
jennalol Proficient Worker
How much can you remember about objects?(~ 45 minutes) - $8.00
Generous
Unrated
Pending
$30.67 / hour
00:15:39 / completion time
Pros
much lower than estimatedCons
timed pageswatch photos in different boxes and try to remember where they are. then see the same photos + new ones and determine whether they're new or click where they were in the boxes. also click on a timeline of where you think you remembered seeing them during the memorization secton.
do this twice with different photo sets.