Neuroeconomics & Decision-Making Laboratory Ratings
Neuroeconomics & Decision-Making Laboratory Wage History
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Penelope Fast Reader
Participate in a Gamified Experiment to Assess Decision Making. - $1.00
Underpaid
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$2.50 / hour
00:24:00 / completion time
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The time is pretty accurate. You could possibly shave off a minute or so at most. There is a bonus up to $6 and as low as 40 cents. One trial is randomly selected for this. Some are almost impossible to win. The size of the goal changes to nearly the size of the two objects you're trying to get inside of it (within two seconds) and one object is very slinky. Even if you get some in the goal, you will be told you went too fast and those don't count. To me, that was unethical as it reduced my chance of getting a bonus and even potentially being paid fairly. It happened on at least six trials and this was mentioned nowhere in the hit. It only stated that you had to get the objects in the goal WITHIN two seconds. Try it at your own risk. This is the worst Johns Hopkins hits I've attempted. I know they generally pay unfairly but this was beyond that.RuneScim Average Pace
Participate in a Gamified Experiment to Assess Decision Making. - $1.00
Underpaid
Unrated
Approved
$2.46 / hour
00:24:26 / completion time
Pros
Absolutely none.Cons
Absolute garbage. Tracking experiment that doesn't allow you to move fast. Even if you get most of your trials correct, you still have a high chance at getting a crap bonus that won't make up for this. Also, 20 practice trials. This HIT is horribly underpaid.Advice to Requester
Pay more of a base fee or at least a bonus for getting X amount successfully. Ask yourself before you put out a HIT if you'd be alright working for that kind of money.Starr Fast Reader
Participate in a Gamified Experiment to Assess Decision Making. - $3.00 +7.55 bonus Confirmed!
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