IRB-Approved Research Study

Humanlike AI Systems & Trust Attribution

This study investigates how interface design cues—such as an AI assistant’s name, tone, and confidence framing—influence human trust and decision-making. You will work through a series of brief decision scenarios where an AI assistant provides a recommendation and you decide whether to accept or override it.

Participant Information & Consent

• This study is conducted by the ISSR Behavioral Trust Calibration Lab at the University of Alabama.
• Participation is voluntary and anonymous. No personally identifiable information is collected.
• There are no right or wrong answers—please respond based on your genuine judgment.
• The study takes approximately 5–8 minutes to complete.
• Your decisions, response times, and interaction sequences will be recorded for research analysis.
• You may close the browser at any time to withdraw without penalty.
• Questions? Contact the research team at human-ai@cern.ch