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Last Published
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December 13, 2022 11:19 PM
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December 17, 2022 03:49 AM
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Experimental Design (Public)
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Before
We schedule 13 sessions lasting 90 minutes per session over five days. We recruit up to 30 people per session. In the beginning, participants take a quiz on the game structure (only FD and SD treatments). Next, they play a one-shot game repeatedly (20 rounds in the FD and SD treatments; 10 rounds in the DG treatments). We make ten groups of three participants for the FD and SD treatments and 15 groups of two participants for the DG treatment. After each round, we randomly reassemble the groups and randomly change the roles. Finally, they take a survey of demographics and altruistic preferences.
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[Fixed] We schedule 13 sessions lasting 90 minutes per session over five days. We recruit up to 33 people per session (32 people per session with the DG treatment). In the beginning, participants take a quiz on the game structure (only FD and SD treatments). Next, they play a one-shot game repeatedly (10 rounds). We make at most 11 groups of three participants for the FD and SD treatments and up to 16 groups of two participants for the DG treatment. After each round, we randomly reassemble the groups and randomly change the roles. Finally, they take a survey of demographics and altruistic preferences.
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Randomization Method
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We assign the DG treatment to the last session and the FD and SD treatments to the remaining 12 sessions. In a session with the FD and SD treatments, participants play one condition in the first ten rounds and another in the second ten rounds. We randomize the order of the two interventions at the session level to balance session dates and times.
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[Fixed] We assign the DG treatment to the last session and the FD and SD treatments to the remaining 12 sessions. We equally randomize the two interventions at the session level to balance session dates and times.
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Randomization Unit
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Experimental groups
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[Fixed] Experimental session.
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Was the treatment clustered?
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No
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Yes
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Planned Number of Clusters
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up to 2,550 groups
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[Fixed] 13 experimental sessions.
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Planned Number of Observations
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up to 2,550 groups
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[Fixed] up to 1,480 groups
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Sample size (or number of clusters) by treatment arms
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1. FD treatment: up to 1,200 groups
2. SD treatment: up to 1,200 groups
3. DG treatment: up to 150 groups
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[Fixed] 1. FD treatment: up to 660 groups (6 sessions)
[Fixed] 2. SD treatment: up to 660 groups (6 sessions)
[Fixed] 3. dictator game: up to 160 groups (1 sessions)
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Power calculation: Minimum Detectable Effect Size for Main Outcomes
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[Added] Minimum detectable effect sizes are for a two-sided hypothesis test with statistical significance of 0.05 and statistical power of 0.8: 1.7 standard deviation (FD or SD vs. DG); 0.8 standard deviation (FD vs. SD). See the analysis plan in detail.
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