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To better understand the human predisposition towards certain types of questions, researchers gave participants the choice to answer questions that involved the disclosure of three types of information:

Their own beliefs and opinions (e.g. “How much do you enjoy winter sports such as skiing?”)
Speculations about the beliefs and gambling data asia opinions of other people (e.g., “How much do Norwegians enjoy winter sports such as skiing?”)
Facts (e.g., “True or false; Leonardo Da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa.”).
Each question carried with it a monetary payoff that participants would earn at the end of the experiment, and the values were varied across the various trials.

The hypothesis was that if participants were predisposed to wanting to share information about themselves because they find it intrinsically rewarding, they should bias toward those types of questions even though answering other varieties could earn them more money. And that’s precisely what happened!