Individuals' intentions to prepare for automation: The wording effects of the severity and time horizon of technological developments in question introductions

Giedo Jansen; Suzanne Janssen

Individuals' intentions to prepare for automation: The wording effects of the severity and time horizon of technological developments in question introductions

Giedo Jansen^*
, Suzanne Janssen

^*Corresponding author for this work

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Understanding Society Innovation Panel Wave 14
Subtitle of host publication	Results from methodological experiments
Editors	Annette Jäckle
Place of Publication	Essex
Publisher	University of Essex
Pages	5
Number of pages	7
Publication status	Published - 2022

Publication series

Name	Understanding Society Working Paper Series
Publisher	Institute for Social and Economic Research, University of Essex
Volume	6

Keywords

experimental design
automation
survey methods

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Jansen, G., & Janssen, S. (2022). Individuals' intentions to prepare for automation: The wording effects of the severity and time horizon of technological developments in question introductions. In A. Jäckle (Ed.), Understanding Society Innovation Panel Wave 14: Results from methodological experiments (pp. 5). (Understanding Society Working Paper Series ; Vol. 6). University of Essex.

Jansen, Giedo ; Janssen, Suzanne. / Individuals' intentions to prepare for automation: The wording effects of the severity and time horizon of technological developments in question introductions. Understanding Society Innovation Panel Wave 14: Results from methodological experiments . editor / Annette Jäckle. Essex : University of Essex, 2022. pp. 5 (Understanding Society Working Paper Series ).

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Individuals' intentions to prepare for automation: The wording effects of the severity and time horizon of technological developments in question introductions. / Jansen, Giedo; Janssen, Suzanne.
Understanding Society Innovation Panel Wave 14: Results from methodological experiments . ed. / Annette Jäckle. Essex : University of Essex, 2022. p. 5 (Understanding Society Working Paper Series ; Vol. 6).

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter › Academic

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Jansen G, Janssen S. Individuals' intentions to prepare for automation: The wording effects of the severity and time horizon of technological developments in question introductions. In Jäckle A, editor, Understanding Society Innovation Panel Wave 14: Results from methodological experiments . Essex : University of Essex. 2022. p. 5. (Understanding Society Working Paper Series ).