<transcript><audio_389>like on the same page so of course we protect uh the identity of our participants and we want to make sure that there's no identified information so everything that i run i run on amazon mechanical turk</transcript><transcript><audio_390>and prolific the last time that i ran something in the actual lab was two years ago so i i don't run these anymore because i'm doing these mass replication efforts and in my field in judgment and decision making</transcript><transcript><audio_391>uh we don't really um we don't need more than that so these samples are very convenient they're quite representative or at least the results that we get from them are very consistent with other findings that we have in judgment decision making</transcript><transcript><audio_392>so for example when we ran things with the hong kong students and when we run things with students elsewhere in the world and when we ran this with field samples we get very similar uh results when we run this with uh you know comparing amazon mechanical</transcript> like on the same page so of course we protect uh the identity of our participants and we want to make sure that there's no identified information so everything that i run i run on amazon mechanical turk and prolific the last time that i ran something in the actual lab was two years ago so i i don't run these anymore because i'm doing these mass replication efforts and in my field in judgment and decision making uh we don't really um we don't need more than that so these samples are very convenient they're quite representative or at least the results that we get from them are very consistent with other findings that we have in judgment decision making so for example when we ran things with the hong kong students and when we run things with students elsewhere in the world and when we ran this with field samples we get very similar uh results when we run this with uh you know comparing amazon mechanical
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