Several years ago, we introduced the option for researchers to create a dynamic completion code when setting up MTurk Toolkit studies. While this system has worked well in the past, we are discontinuing its use over concerns about security and utility.
The never-ending research discussion: data quality. Hear from Cheskie Rosenzweig on the importance of data quality and how the industry can do more.
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a new study explores the effects of memes on COVID-related stress
a recently published study examines perceptions regarding the relevance of social psychology in society and the importance of social psychology in education
When decisions are made based on brand tracking surveys with low quality data it leads to false conclusions and costly mistakes.
Online data quality is a huge deal. You need to know how much online survey fraud exists, how it's measured, and what you can do to avoid it.
Learn more about MTurk participant data based on tens of millions of HITs facilitated via CloudResearch.
Learn more about why CloudResearch is retiring the Block Low-Quality Participants feature and continuing with the CloudResearch Approved Participants option.
Filtering through bad data in hopes to preserve the validity of online research can threaten your project, and just be plain time-consuming.