u/tqgibtngo

https://www.google.com/search?q=region-free+players

(I've deleted my earlier post. This post gives more info.) — As I noted in my deleted post, the "Verbal Memory" study (which was on my dashboard till this morning) had a consent form requesting PII, including the participant's full legal name, but that PII collection wasn't mentioned in the description on Prolific. (I've reported it as an apparent rule violation.)

Now the same study has shown up on CloudResearch Connect, and there it's got the proper permission and labeling displayed on Connect, about collection of the full name and other PII. – Interestingly, the researcher claims that his institution's IRB (Institutional Review Board) "requires" the PII collection of the "full legal name as electronic signature on the consent form." ... Have we ever seen that before, that an IRB itself would "require" such PII collection? (It's a clinical research institution's IRB; maybe they do things differently as compared to a typical university's IRB?)

"Virtual Partner Policy Task" (utexas.edu):

> ... If you honestly wait but don't get matched to another participant,
> you will get $1.20 (Please RETURN with code you get at the end of wait).

"Return" isn't the right word there, is it?
There's no way to be paid if we Return?
I think they mean to "submit" with code.

Study: "Perceptions of Hotel's sustainability practices" (uh.edu)

> "Have you stayed in a hotel within the past 2 years?"

> [No.]

> Unpaid-screenout message:
> "...You have provided information which is inconsistent with your Prolific prescreening responses."

That's unlikely. I haven't indicated any such information in my prescreening responses. Even if I had, my last hotel stay was over 20 years ago. My responses have all been true and correct, so there's no way I ever said I had any hotel stays in recent years.

because "Aim for the Sun" is taken.

ttps://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/unideaed

I hammered it and couldn't get in.

Are we at the point where we're fighting over $0.27? :)

The "study" opens to a financial loan site's home page. There is no study.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/crude_sap

The lie: "The survey will take less than 3 minutes to complete."

The truth: "Estimated completion time: approximately 6-8 minutes."

The latter estimate would probably be closer to my completion time. I'm slow. Probably take 10.