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    <p>
        This HIT is an academic experiment on decision making.
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    <p>

        <b>Study title: </b> Decision Making Study </p>
<p>
    <b>Principal Investigator:</b> Matt Spike </p>
<p>
    <b>Researchers collecting data: </b> Amy Lumsden, Megan Cross </p>
<p>
This page explains what kind of study we’re doing, what your rights are, and what will be done with your data.
</p>
<p>
<b>Nature of the study.</b> You are invited to participate in a study which involves completing resource distribution
        tasks. Your session should last for approximately 30 minutes. You will be given full instructions shortly.

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<p>
    <b>Compensation.</b> You will be paid a reward of $3.00 for your participation in this study, plus an additional
    $0.01 per point earned during the experiment up to a maximum bonus of $2.00.
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<p>
        <b>Risks and benefits. </b> There are no known risks to participation in this study. Other than the payment mentioned,
        there will be no tangible benefits to you, however you will be contributing to our knowledge about human interaction.
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<p>
    <b>Confidentiality and use of data. </b> All the information we collect during the course of the research will be
        processed in accordance with Data Protection Law. In order to safeguard your privacy, we will not collect any
        personal information about you. Your data will be only by referred to by a unique participant number. The
        anonymous data collected during this study will be used for research purposes and may be shared with other
        researchers or with the general public (e.g., we may make it available through the world wide web, or use it in
        TV or radio broadcasts).
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<p>
<b>What are my data protection rights? </b> The University of Edinburgh is a Data Controller for the information you
        provide.  You have the right to access information held about you. Your right of access can be exercised in
        accordance Data Protection Law. You also have other rights including rights of correction, erasure and objection.
        For more details, including the right to lodge a complaint with the Information Commissioner’s Office, please
        visit www.ico.org.uk.  Questions, comments and requests about your personal data can also be sent to the
        University Data Protection Officer at dpo@ed.ac.uk.
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<p>
        <b> Voluntary participation and right to withdraw.</b> Your participation is voluntary, and you may withdraw
        from the study at any time and for any reason. If you withdraw from the study during or after data gathering,
        we will delete your data and there is no penalty or loss of benefits to which you are otherwise entitled.
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<p>
If you have any questions about what you’ve just read, please feel free to contact us. You can contact us by email
        at [mspike@exseed.ed.ac.uk]. This project has been approved by the PPLS Ethics committee. If you have questions
        or comments regarding your rights as a participant, they can be contacted at +44 131 650 4020 or
        ppls.ethics@ed.ac.uk.

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    <p>
        This will require you to interact with other workers in real time.
        Some other workers may be waiting until you have completed a given task,
        before they can proceed.
        So, please be mindful of other participants and complete all tasks in a timely fashion.
        Please only accept ths HIT only if you can commit to completing it.
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    <p>
        After completing this HIT, you will receive your reward plus a bonus payment
        that is based on how you play the experiment.
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<p>By accepting this HIT, you consent to the following:
I agree to participate in this study.
I confirm that I have read and understood how my data will be stored and used.
I understand that I have the right to terminate this session at any point. If I choose to withdraw after completing
            the study, my data will be deleted at that time.
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