SSEL Experimental Portal

What is the title of your project?

Where are you planning to conduct the experiment?

What is your academic position

Are you collaborating with anyone in this project? Yes
No
I haven't decided yet

How are you planning to fund this project?

What is the average subject payment per hour? (AED)

Does the research involve Deception? Deception involves investigators providing false or incomplete information to participants for the purpose of misleading research subjects. Withholding detailed description of research question and methods is not considered deception. Yes
No

What type of subjects do you plan to recruit for your experiment (you can select more than one)? NYUAD students or staff Students at other universities in Abu Dhabi Non-students Students from another university Other

How do you plan on recruiting participants? ORSEE Other

Please confirm that your experiment satisfies each of the following protocols by checking each box: Subjects take one or more decisions. If more than one decision is taken, the exact number of decisions is known, or if it is not known, the rule that determines when they will stop is known. Subjects are told if they are taking a decision on their own, or if the outcome also depends on what others choose. If it also depends on what others choose, the way in which they are grouped together is explained to them. What subjects know and what others know is told to everyone. That is, if there is something each subject is told in private, all subjects know that others have such private information. If subjects are asked to take decisions in a practice run, or dry run, those decisions do not affect their final earnings. The way by which earnings are determined is explained to the subjects. The earnings of subjects are not shown to other subjects (unless all subjects are paid the same amount).

Please indicate which informed consent approach(es) will be used for this research. Select ALL that apply. I will obtain signed/documented consent. Participants will be provided with a consent form to read and sign, acknowledging their willingness to participate. They will be given the opportunity to ask questions. I will obtain online consent. All relevant information about the research will be presented in text before the online study begins. Participants will have the opportunity to click to 'agree to participate' before continuing.

Please upload the consent form. If you wish, you can use the SSEL's consent form.

Explain how identifiable data associated with this project will be handled, including storage and security measures (e.g., Only I will handle identifiable data. Subjects identifiers will be deleted post payment. Only then will collaborators have access to it).

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Ensuring anonymity of information collected from research participants means that either the project does not collect identifying information of individual subjects (e.g., name, phone number, Email address, IP address, etc.), or the project cannot link individual responses with participants' identities. A study should not collect identifying information of research participants unless it is essential to the study protocol.

Maintaining confidentiality of information collected from research participants means that only the investigator(s) or individuals of the research team can identify the responses of individual subjects; however, the researchers must make every effort to prevent anyone outside of the project from connecting individual subjects with their responses.

Who will have access to the information or data collected as part of this research?
Please note that faculty supervisors of student research should always have access.

Please upload a description of your project in addition to your research instrument (e.g., Questionnaires/Surveys and Experimenter instructions to participants). We suggest a general description followed by an outline of the sort of program you would like coded if your requested task needs a program. For example, you might describe a Prisoner’s Dilemma followed by an outline of the program, e.g., screen 1 should look like X, screen 2 should look like Y and the program should be doing steps a-f in the following sequence. The more information you can provide, such as experimental instructions, design, previous research, the better.

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