Prediction Survey: Autism and Strategic Reasoning
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Hu, Sean
Oct 2, 2026, 3:53:29 PMOct 2
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Hello all,
Our research teams at Caltech and the Institute of Science Tokyo, led by Colin Camerer and Junya Fujino, are conducting a prediction survey on autism and strategic reasoning. We invite you to forecast the results of an ongoing study comparing performance across online and in-lab clinical samples on several strategic-thinking games. No specialized knowledge of autism research is required; all relevant information is provided in the survey.
The survey takes approximately 10 minutes and is hosted on the Social Science Prediction Platform. Ten percent of respondents will be randomly selected for an opportunity to earn a $50 accuracy bonus.
Link to the survey:
https://socialscienceprediction.org/predict/r/729a7acbe1b1498587094fb1ef7ba76a/
Please feel free to share the survey with colleagues or PhD students who may be interested. We greatly appreciate your input!
Best,
Sean Hu
California Institute of Technology
on behalf of the research team
Our research teams at Caltech and the Institute of Science Tokyo, led by Colin Camerer and Junya Fujino, are conducting a prediction survey on autism and strategic reasoning. We invite you to forecast the results of an ongoing study comparing performance across online and in-lab clinical samples on several strategic-thinking games. No specialized knowledge of autism research is required; all relevant information is provided in the survey.
The survey takes approximately 10 minutes and is hosted on the Social Science Prediction Platform. Ten percent of respondents will be randomly selected for an opportunity to earn a $50 accuracy bonus.
Link to the survey:
https://socialscienceprediction.org/predict/r/729a7acbe1b1498587094fb1ef7ba76a/
Please feel free to share the survey with colleagues or PhD students who may be interested. We greatly appreciate your input!
Best,
Sean Hu
California Institute of Technology
on behalf of the research team
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