Different topic: https://bsky.app/profile/opinionhaver.bsky.social/post/3ltnr7dhah22o...
Yes I've seen that too, but in my two cases on Wednesday, I really did get into the actual study about the actual research topic, and I completed...
Figured out what happened there (twice today). That platform's tasks have tight quotas, limited to small numbers of workers, and those slots fill...
Twice today. I'm done with that platform.
I'm "spoiled" by (relatively) "good-ish" platforms like Prolific and Connect and even Mturk. There are some "bad things" that they generally don't...
Searching for "other" platforms that aren't objectionable. Objectionable ones tend to waste too much of My Precious Time. Case in point, just the...
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Nah that can't be it. "Yes" probably meant agreement with the first position, but could've possibly meant agreement with the second position...
in a survey, a question appears to ask which of 2 different political positions we favor, but the response options are Yes, No, or Unsure. I...
Been there. Got over it. Took years. Lol.
Stanford GSB "Your Experiences (~ 5 minutes)" followup survey: Timer 30 minutes, OK. But the title's "5 minutes" estimate is questionable....
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Further addenda: In a paper on syllogistic logic (in the Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic, 1982), B. Thompson noted that "The quantifier 'some'...
As if on cue, a "some might mean all" interpretation ambiguity appeared as a puzzle point in a study I was participating in just now. [IMG]
And even if that Wiktionary entry is flawed, leave it. Not everything needs to be perfect. Dictionaries never are. Let them have flaws, as they...
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