Workshop on Proposed Revisions to the Common Rule in Relation to the Behavioral and Social Sciences Risks and Harm: Possible Extensions of Exempt/Excused.

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Workshop on Proposed Revisions to the Common Rule in Relation to the Behavioral and Social Sciences Risks and Harm: Possible Extensions of Exempt/Excused An Example from Economics, Political Science, Game Theory, Judgment and Decision March 21-22, 2013 Charles R. Plott

Experimental works in the fields have major impacts on society Airline access to major airports Cell phone licenses Kyoto protocols Kidney exchange Medicare Equipment procurement Pollution permit markets Network access processes (power grid, phones) Financial bailout (toxic asset auctions)

Economics, Political Science, Game Theory, Decision and Judgment are among the most removed from the biomedical sciences What potential subject risks and harm exist in these sciences? What do the experiences of the scientific community reveal? Are other sciences similarly situated? The questions were put to major researchers and laboratories.

The results suggest: there are no risks in those areas the language is easily misconstrued Issues of exemption (excused) should be pursued. Other social sciences might be similarly situated.

Economics Political Science Society for Judgment and Decision Making Respondents3085 Subjects104,000680,000 Subjects Median8,000 Adverse Incidents10 Reports of Harm073 Nature of Risk Physical0 Psychological0 Social0 Informational0

Economics Political Science Society for Judgment and Decision Making Respondents3085 Subjects104,000680,000 Adverse Incidents10 Reports of Harm073 Subject went bankrupt and had to leave the experiment Disappointment due to failure to earn more.

Economics Political Science Society for Judgment and Decision Making Respondents3085 Subjects104,000680,000 Adverse Incidents10 Reports of Harm073* * 60 (from one respondent) stress due to negative feedback about personal performance frustrated: did not understand lotteries IAPS photographs complaint guilt feeling after a prisoner's dilemma defection equipment did not work payment dissatisfaction (due to an error) (irritated) was asked about the value of a life mix-up on mailing revealed address to another

The research topics are those of daily life and carry no potential for harm markets committees and voting games processes focus (as opposed to individuals) decisions Why is there no risk or harm?

The research methods and technologies involve no risk (fmri possibly excepted). questionnaires computer and internet games abstract consequences- aside from money earned have no effect on subjects. subjects trained and tested on the rules no confidential data collected (beyond needs for accounting)

If no evidence of risk or harm exist then the appropriate techniques, methods, areas and fields of the social sciences should be identified and exempted (excused). Understanding risk and harm means recognizing when they do not exist.

Thank You

An example of an economics experiment

Price time series equilibrium prices predicted by model (solid lines)