Uploaded July 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Would you rather a life-changing amount of money today, or if you wait a month, an even larger amount of money? What about if the amounts were under a hundred bucks?
People answered these sorts of questions (with exact dollar amounts) in an internet experiment, designed to sate my curiosity about the Monetary Choice Questionnaire. I wanted to see what would happen if we extended the original measure beyond the under $100 range. So let me tell you about what I found.
If you participated, you can find your MCQ score here: tinyurl.com/mcqscores
The relevant Beyond Order video: youtu.be/F9wmDVV8i7k
The script uploaded to my Patreon includes one analysis I cut (class mobility) as well as the partial eta values for all statistical significance tests. And I know, I did some things you shouldn't do (like give exact p-values), but I figured it would help illustrate where to look further for people interested in continuing this stuff.
One of the top results for 'loud SOAD songs': youtu.be/5vBGOrI6yBk
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Timestamps
0:00 The Monetary Choice Questionnaire Curiousity Experiment
1:25 Video Intro
2:53 Experiment Intro
5:45 Current experiment
8:25 Method, participants
9:36 Stimuli
10:35 Procedure
13:04 Results and Discussion
16:03 Overall
19:55 Gender
20:39 Age
23:37 Impact of financial situation
25:36 Discussion of FWBS
27:29 Impulsivity
28:31 Conclusions
32:03 Check out your MCQ score!
32:35 Credits
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Financial Well Being Score
FWBS
MCQ
Monetary Choice Questionnaire
impulsivity
delay discounting
Kirby
cognitive
psychology
science
experiment
money
millions of dollars
statistics
F-test
ANOVA
repeated measures ANOVA
Would you rather a life-changing amount of money today, or if you wait a month, an even larger amount of money? What about if the amounts were under a hundred bucks?
People answered these sorts of questions (with exact dollar amounts) in an internet experiment, designed to sate my curiosity about the Monetary Choice Questionnaire. I wanted to see what would happen if we extended the original measure beyond the under $100 range. So let me tell you about what I found.
If you participated, you can find your MCQ score here: tinyurl.com/mcqscores
The relevant Beyond Order video: youtu.be/F9wmDVV8i7k
The script uploaded to my Patreon includes one analysis I cut (class mobility) as well as the partial eta values for all statistical significance tests. And I know, I did some things you shouldn't do (like give exact p-values), but I figured it would help illustrate where to look further for people interested in continuing this stuff.
One of the top results for 'loud SOAD songs': youtu.be/5vBGOrI6yBk
___________________
Merch! cass-eris-shop.fourthwall.com
Questions? Comments? Requests?: twitter.com/CassErisYT
Discord server (by way of linktree): https://linktr.ee/casseris
Instagram: instagram.com/cass_eris
Support the channel!
patreon.com/casserisYT
paypal.me/casseris
Music: zoeblade.com
Timestamps
0:00 The Monetary Choice Questionnaire Curiousity Experiment
1:25 Video Intro
2:53 Experiment Intro
5:45 Current experiment
8:25 Method, participants
9:36 Stimuli
10:35 Procedure
13:04 Results and Discussion
16:03 Overall
19:55 Gender
20:39 Age
23:37 Impact of financial situation
25:36 Discussion of FWBS
27:29 Impulsivity
28:31 Conclusions
32:03 Check out your MCQ score!
32:35 Credits
.
..
.
Financial Well Being Score
FWBS
MCQ
Monetary Choice Questionnaire
impulsivity
delay discounting
Kirby
cognitive
psychology
science
experiment
money
millions of dollars
statistics
F-test
ANOVA
repeated measures ANOVA
