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Welcome to our research participation program! Our site funds independent research into reinforcement satiation through paid sponsorships, product promotions, and other instruments of funding. We then offer this funding directly to willing participants who are incentivized to view an advertisement from a sponsor and confirm “I am not a bot” by completing our “participant compensation captcha.” Our goal is to promote research in this area and encourage wider participation, which we believe will attract more sponsors and contributors, making this project a more sustainable asset.

To participate, you must have a PayPal account in good standing. You must also be at least 18 years old and reside in a country where PayPal is available. Please note that we may also have additional eligibility requirements for specific research studies.

Participants can choose from several different platforms to receive their compensation, including PayPal, Venmo, and Cash App. Processing times and fees may vary by platform, so please be sure to review this information before making your selection.

Participants will be asked to view and interact with content provided by our sponsors. This content may include advertisements, videos, or other forms of media. We expect participants to engage with this content in good faith and according to any guidelines provided.

To confirm that you are not a bot, you will be asked to complete a "participant compensation captcha." This captcha charges participants $3.00 USD to complete, but is instantly rebated and participants receive an additional $2.00 instantly in their PayPal balance. Once your submission is accepted, you will receive your compensation according to the platform you selected in Tab 3.

After completing the captcha, you will have the option to continue to the next research study or retire your session. You may participate in an unlimited number of studies and return to our site at any time to continue your participation.

We believe that wider participation in our research program will lead to more sponsorships and funding, which will make our project more sustainable in the long run. By participating in our program, you are contributing to a larger effort to promote research in this area, and we appreciate your support.