There are three options: 1) You can state the participation requirement in the project description and ask these questions at the beginning of a project for confirmation. You can then filter people who did not satisfy your requirements; 2) You can filter registered users who were willing to share their Read more…
With guest accounts this cannot be prevented, which is why we recommend analyzing data with and without guests. For registered participants the data will tell you if someone participated more than once and you can exclude their other attempts.
You can create a Community Lab, which is a dedicated website for studycrafters that have a similar passion or goal.
Yes. Similar to the accessibility of the project itself, you can set data sharing to private, unlisted, or public. Per our Community Guidelines, we request that users share their data once the project is completed.
Yes. Similar to YouTube you can publish projects as public, unlisted, or private. With public everyone has access; with unlisted only users who receive the link; and with private only you can access it. The private option is a possibility if you want to run experiments in a traditional physical Read more…
No. We are considering this for a future release. You may be able to use a workaround of having Mechanical Turkers send a unique code to you.
Sort of. Currently, payments are not facilitated through StudyCrafter. Each session generates a unique code and we recommend that you ask participants to send this code to you and process their remuneration yourself.
You will have to consult your IRB office for this question, and the specific academic outlet. We will share best practices and material on our Wiki.