Moshi, you are right, I did something similar before. I don't believe I have enough data and so I'm trying to get some more with this round. I am planning to have a chart that would eventually approximately fit a function. Already you can tell that the personal preference is usually more cautious than the "Most People" perception.
It's based on a video in the link here -
http://www.veniaminilmer.com/timerationalityI believe that behavioural economics is one of the least well know subjects to have been touched by science, and I believe I am barely scratching the surface with this stuff.
First: recieved the transaction. Thanks, mate.
Second, this might not be heavily into my field of interest, but I'd imagine that, since this is psychological nonsense, you might not want to publish your expected results (in this case, the relation of the two lines to approximate a function) before you publish the actual results. That could easily cause your audience to subconsciously or intentionally skew the results in a certain direction. That, and I'd imagine you're getting these results from somewhere other than this forum: this place is full of relatively like-minded individuals, and in general the Bitcoin community is likely much closer (but not quite
) to masters of probability in comparison to the general public, and that could also skew your results if you're hoping your subjects will take the offerings at face value and not heavily compare them.
Wishing you luck, mate; I'd like to see your results when you're finished, if possible.
