On the next pages, you will be asked to score a series of
images.
Image scoring is done in sets. Each set
contains _ images, and you:
need to score at
least _set,
so that you can gain experience in making
relative comparisons;
cannot score more
than _ sets, because
we want to collect assessments from multiple
people.
Important! You need to fully complete each set that
you have started in order to get compensated.
Scientific Research
The images you are asked to score have been created by human
subjects participating in a scientific experiment.
To ensure the integrity of this scientific research, please
try to be as accurate as possible in your assessments.
Instructions
Scoring Scale
Score each image on a scale
from _ (lowest grade)
to _ (highest grade) on the
following dimensions:
How the images have been created
Each image has been created in less than 60 seconds
using a special computer interface. This interface is designed
to draw images quickly, but with some limitations.
You will see a random sample of the created images on the next
page.
Random Sample of Images
Remember: the images were created by human subjects during a scientific study.
Please take as much time as you need to study the images
carefully.
Important! You are asked to assess not the
"absolute quality," but rather how they score
relative to the other images created in the
same task. The sample below should give you a sense of the
images you will see.
When you are done, but not before the timer reaches 00:00,
click on the "Next" button at the bottom of the
page.