In all cases, the test is added to a customer satisfaction survey on a website. In all cases, you don't actually get any money until you've filled out all the options. In the second case, you get told you're going to get $50, you confirm that's what you're getting, and then you're presented with the choice; in the third you're presented with the choice with the $50 rolled in. So there is absolutely zero real difference between the two cases on which to hang a rational difference of decision.
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Date: 2009-02-03 03:41 pm (UTC)In all cases, the test is added to a customer satisfaction survey on a website. In all cases, you don't actually get any money until you've filled out all the options. In the second case, you get told you're going to get $50, you confirm that's what you're getting, and then you're presented with the choice; in the third you're presented with the choice with the $50 rolled in. So there is absolutely zero real difference between the two cases on which to hang a rational difference of decision.