A psychological experiment

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Please pick an option before you look at the results

Choose me!
4
9%
Choose me!
4
9%
Choose me!
5
11%
Choose me!
3
7%
Choose me!
5
11%
Choose me!
8
18%
Choose me!
5
11%
Choose me!
5
11%
Choose me!
3
7%
Choose me!
3
7%
 
Total votes: 45
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Crush
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A psychological experiment

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Please pick an option before you look at the results.
  • former Manasource Programmer
  • former TMW Pixel artist
  • NOT a game master

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Re: A psychological experiment

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son of a Female dog, wolf, fox or otter I chose one someone already chose by chance. that's awesome
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Re: A psychological experiment

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Amazing how one is chosen whereas another one is still empty...
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Re: A psychological experiment

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how? i see the results already
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Re: A psychological experiment

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kook wrote:how? i see the results already
Because you've already voted no ?
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Re: A psychological experiment

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Kazenawa wrote:Amazing how one is chosen whereas another one is still empty...
Simulate on a spreadsheet a random N-sized sample of uniformly distributed variable in 1..10; where N is number of voters. The actual config is as likely as many other. You should not be able to reject the hypothesis that the voters' choices are different from uniform before you have a sample size of 100 at least. Polling companies use sample sizes of about 3000. (with "significant" samples to prevent bias due to specific parts of the population).
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Re: A psychological experiment

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Neat how almost everyone stays away from the bottom two
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