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  1. I forgot to share the #mTurk data quality result that got scooped:

    “In late 2020…. Participants from the United States were recruited from Amazon Mechanical Turk, -#CloudResearch, #Prolific, and a #university. One participant source yielded up to 18 times as many low-quality respondents as the other three.”

    doi.org/10.1093/analys/anaf015

    #psychology #philosophy #surveyMethods #quantMethods #dataScience #qualityControl

  2. I forgot to share the #mTurk data quality result that got scooped:

    “In late 2020…. Participants from the United States were recruited from Amazon Mechanical Turk, -#CloudResearch, #Prolific, and a #university. One participant source yielded up to 18 times as many low-quality respondents as the other three.”

    doi.org/10.1093/analys/anaf015

    #psychology #philosophy #surveyMethods #quantMethods #dataScience #qualityControl

  3. I forgot to share the #mTurk data quality result that got scooped:

    “In late 2020…. Participants from the United States were recruited from Amazon Mechanical Turk, -#CloudResearch, #Prolific, and a #university. One participant source yielded up to 18 times as many low-quality respondents as the other three.”

    doi.org/10.1093/analys/anaf015

    #psychology #philosophy #surveyMethods #quantMethods #dataScience #qualityControl

  4. I forgot to share the #mTurk data quality result that got scooped:

    “In late 2020…. Participants from the United States were recruited from Amazon Mechanical Turk, -#CloudResearch, #Prolific, and a #university. One participant source yielded up to 18 times as many low-quality respondents as the other three.”

    doi.org/10.1093/analys/anaf015

    #psychology #philosophy #surveyMethods #quantMethods #dataScience #qualityControl

  5. I forgot to share the #mTurk data quality result that got scooped:

    “In late 2020…. Participants from the United States were recruited from Amazon Mechanical Turk, -#CloudResearch, #Prolific, and a #university. One participant source yielded up to 18 times as many low-quality respondents as the other three.”

    doi.org/10.1093/analys/anaf015

    #psychology #philosophy #surveyMethods #quantMethods #dataScience #qualityControl

  6. What conclusion do you draw, if any, when all (and only) the people who wrote in "non-binary" to the question, "What is your gender?" failed a survey's attention check?

    Why would someone who puts in the effort to write a (vs. select a pre-written) response have been inattentive earlier in the survey?

    I doubt that people reporting non-binary gender are generally less attentive on surveys.

    So was it most likely a fluke?

    #mTurk #CloudResearch #researchMethods #demographics #dataQuality

  7. What conclusion do you draw, if any, when all (and only) the people who wrote in "non-binary" to the question, "What is your gender?" failed a survey's attention check?

    Why would someone who puts in the effort to write a (vs. select a pre-written) response have been inattentive earlier in the survey?

    I doubt that people reporting non-binary gender are generally less attentive on surveys.

    So was it most likely a fluke?

    #mTurk #CloudResearch #researchMethods #demographics #dataQuality

  8. #mTurk click farm fraud is mind-boggling!

    I recently attended a #CloudResearch presentation about it. Rather than just block "fraudsters", they also studied and invited them to take surveys via #Zoom (to see inside their operation).

    The "fraudsters" were often in computer labs with peers helping them complete the #survey. Although they exhibited a modicum of competence in English, they often typed bold-faced lies in the chat (e.g., answering "yes" to "Are you a sitting US Senator?") ON CAMERA!