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Super interesting. > Subjects were randomized into one of the four possible price schedules, with a 20% probability of assignment to the standard discount or t
by kooshball 10y ago
Super interesting.
> Subjects were randomized into one of the four possible price schedules, with a 20% probability of assignment to the standard discount or the radical discount and a 30% probability of being assigned to the enhanced discount or the deep discount.
Does anyone know why they would split the experiment group into 20%/30%/30%/20% instead of 25% each?
- Dwolb 10y agoIt might have to do with response rates. If you feel response rates to your experiment are going to be low for a certain group, you make the group bigger so you can have a more robust sample in which to characterize respondents of that group.