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| **Problem:** want to study the effects of status on individuals' decision-making process. To study this, sociologists develop computerized experiments. However, the current state-of-the-art computerized experiments use outdated technology (which affects the subjects' perception of the experiments) and are difficult to customize with new instructions, questions, etc. | **Problem:** want to study the effects of status on individuals' decision-making process. To study this, sociologists develop computerized experiments. However, the current state-of-the-art computerized experiments use outdated technology (which affects the subjects' perception of the experiments) and are difficult to customize with new instructions, questions, etc. |
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| | **Goal:** Develop a new computerized experiment that is user-friendly and allows testers to easily customize experiments. |
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| | [[digital_humanities:sociology:internal:home|Internal Project Home]] |
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| | ===== Desired Experiment Flow ===== |
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