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Exploring Burden Exchange: Personal Involvement, Card Selections, and Preference Rankings

This experiment investigates the relationship between personal involvement and card selection in burden exchange scenarios. It replicates previous findings (N=25) to assess participants' modal selections and preference rankings. Results indicate expectations on card choices, with a focus on the outcomes for participants involved in giving and receiving. The study measures the percentage of participants making selections and evaluates rankings from 1 (best outcome) to 4 (worst outcome), comparing scenarios where participants give or receive varying items.

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Exploring Burden Exchange: Personal Involvement, Card Selections, and Preference Rankings

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  1. Experiment 4. Burden Exchange with Personal Involvement. Card Selections and Preference Rankings. (Replication, N = 25) Notes: * UM predicts that these will be the modal selections. † Percent of participants making card selection. ‡ Mean (median) ranking: 1 = best possible outcome, 4 = worst possible outcome. § P = Juan gives rotten potatoes, Q = Juan gets quinoa, not-P = Juan gives nothing, not-Q = Juan gets nothing.

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