Laboratory Experiments
By registering for laboratory experiments, you indicate your intention of taking part in experiments conducted by researchers at the university.
Rules for laboratory experiments
- For each experiment, a certain number of registered person will receive an invitation email. Only the invited persons can take part in the experiment.
- In case you get an email that invites you to participate in a particular experiment, you must answer positively to this email in order to be able to take part in the experiment. By doing so, you indicate your commitment to participate.
- For each experiment, an excess number of participants will be inited, as there are often people who, for one or another, don't show up. The first invited persons arriving at the experiment's location will participate. Participants who are invited and may not participate in the experiment due to capacity constraints or other failures are compensated with the show up payment.
- Every participant who is invited to an experiment and who shows up on time will at least be compensated by a show up payment of $5.00.
- Participant will be compensated in cash. The amount depends on the participant's and other participants' decisions during the experiment. However, each participant will follow the rules stated by the experimenter in the instructions.
- During an experiment, each participant will follow the rules stated by the experimenter in the instructions.
- People who give their agreement to take part in a particular experiment should please keep in mind that if they do not show up or show late then the experiment might be cancelled because of a lack of participants.
Each time you do not show up for an experiment for which you have registered without informing the experimenter, we may add a mark to your reputation score (see your personal data on the website once you have registered online). The more marks you have, the lower your chances to be inviter for future experiments. Once your reputation score contains three such marks, we reserve the right to not invite you to take part in further experiments.
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