Amazon gift cards are one of many, many options for compensating study participants. Could you clarify what attributes of Amazon gift cards you would like to replicate in alternative compensation methods? Is it...no processing fees? General popularity of the business that the gift card is for? A fully digital form of financial compensation? I suggest looking into Visa gift cards, although they do have a processing fee. Depending on the size of your sample you could also ask each participant to designate a particular business they would like a gift card from. On Thu, Aug 5, 2021 at 11:23 AM Hara, Noriko <nhara@indiana.edu> wrote:
Hello all,
I am wondering if anyone can recommend any alternatives to Amazon gift cards for providing incentives for study participants.
Any suggestions would be appreciated,
Noriko
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