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  1. How To Run Experiments

Running a Participant

Before you ever run a "real" research participant

  • Review and follow the steps outlined in the section, How to Get a Research Study Started.

  • Complete full Pilot Testing.

  • Have your Research Protocol reviewed and approved by Aaron.

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