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Reported flu shots when a shot meant getting paid
What happens to screening answers when one answer is the way in
Results from a randomised survey experiment with 2,275 respondents. When a recent flu shot had no bearing on eligibility, 52.2% reported one. When it made them eligible for a paid task, 63.1%, 62.8% and 62.1% reported one at 5, 10 and 20 dollars, and paying more did not increase lying. Use it as a reminder to write screening questions where the qualifying answer is not obvious, and to check answers against your own records where you can.
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| Reported a recent flu shot | |
|---|---|
| Control group | 52.2% |
| $5 offered | 63.1% |
| $10 offered | 62.8% |
| $20 offered | 62.1% |
Control: eligibility did not depend on a flu shot. 2,275 respondents in all.
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<p>Source: <a href="https://www.koji.so/visuals/paid-eligibility-reported-flu-shots-chart">Reported flu shots when a shot meant getting paid</a>, Koji</p>
