In order to participate in experiments conducted by the UF Economic Experiment Lab , you have to register online. By registering you're giving us permission to contact you when we are looking for volunteers for our experiments.

• For each experiment, some people in the database will get an invitation by email. Only those invited can take part in the experiment.
• If you get an invitation to participate, you must click on the internet link in the email invitation and select a session. By doing this, you've signed up for that session.
• You will be paid your earnings via cash or gift card. Your earnings will typically consist of a show-up fee (usually $5-$10) and additional earnings made during the experiment. These additional earnings usually depend on what decisions you and the other participants make during the experiment, and sometimes also on chance.
• Please note that if you are late or don't show up on time then the experiment might have to be cancelled. Because of this, if you sign up for a session, but do not show up a note will be added to your record in the database. If you get three such notes in the database, you will not receive invitations to future experiments.
• Due to possible no-shows (see above), we sometimes invite more people than are required for an experiment. If too many people arrive on time then the places are allocated on a first come, first served basis. However, if you show up on time yet do not participate, you will still be paid the show-up fee.

The information you supply here is for the exclusive use of the UF Economics Experiment Lab. No other groups will have access to your information.

You may edit your information and/or remove yourself from the active participant database at any time. Also, you may contact Dr. Bachir Kassas (b.kassas@ufl.edu) to have yourself removed from the database.

All data collected during recruitment is stored on a secure UF server accessible only to EEL researchers. These data are used only for the purpose of recruiting subjects to participate in experiments.

All personally-identifying data collected during an experiment (e.g., your name) is processed according to the approved UF Institutional Review Board (IRB) protocol of the respective study and stored in a secure location.

Subject recruitment has been approved under UF IRB02# IRB201802393. If you have questions or concerns about your role and rights as a research participant, would like to obtain information or offer input, or would like to register a complaint about this study, you may contact, anonymously if you wish, the University of Florida’s Institutional Review Board (IRB02) office at 352-392-0433 or email irb2@ufl.edu or regular mail at 098 PSY Bldg., University of Florida; Box 112250.