**Note: if you want to use this version of DEEP, contact nathaniel@decisionsciences.columbia.edu before putting it in your survey.  More instructions coming soon

Steps to add DEEP time to a survey:

Step 1: Once you have decided how many questions you will ask participants (we recommend at least 12), go to the researcher interface at http://52.39.22.20:8000/, you will either need to login in or signup a new account. After login, you will see the interface page that corresponds to the screenshot below.
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You can either upload a file to create your own survey or choose to use the default survey.

• To upload a new file:
  • Choose a file from your local directory
  • Add a description of the survey (e.g. Chance to, Receive, etc.)
  • Choose the number of questions you would like to ask
  • Select the type of the survey, time or risk
• To use a default survey:
  • Choose the number of questions you would like to ask
  • Select the type of the survey, time or risk

Step 2: Enter the link you would like participants to be redirected to after they finish the time preference questions. You can link to this from a Qualtrics survey or other survey software if needed.

Step 3: Click “Upload” or “Create survey link” (if you are uploading a new file, please wait until you see the name of the file appears under “list of files”)

Step 4: Click on the survey under “List of files”, this link will be the one participants use to take DEEP. You may use it as a standalone survey or redirect participants to it from another survey such as from Qualtrics: http://52.39.22.20:8000/questions/file_3/0 (3 will be replaced by your own survey id)

Reminder for internal CDS use:
1) Typical redirect link if using MTurk and Referrer (should also be the default, but add this using the steps above just in case): https://vlab.decisionsciences.columbia.edu/referrer/V2_resolver_complete_turk.php
2) When creating the initial wave files on the Hub, choose the option that says “Mechanical Turk(PATHS Can jump on this wave)”