In order to participate in studies conducted by researchers at the Marketing Discipline Group at UTS, you have to register and accept the Privacy Policy.

Part of this registration process involves acknowledging the following basic rules of conduct:

• You can only register once in the ORSEE database. Your registration has to be completed using your official UTS student email account. Any participant found with non-UTS student email accounts will be excluded from all future studies.
• A certain number of registered persons will receive an invitation email to each study. The exact number is determined by the researcher conducting that study. Only the invited persons may take part in that study, provided that they register.
• If you receive an invitation email, you must follow instructions on the email in order to register. Spots in each study are limited, so it is important to respond early to increase the chances that you will be able to participate in the studies that you prefer. Important Note: Once you respond affirmatively, you cannot later withdraw this response from the recruitment system, so please verify that you are really certain that you are willing to participate in that study before you respond.
• Students will usually be given credit for their participation in a study. The exact details will be determined by the researcher conducting that particular study, and will be described in the invitation email.
• Important Note: For lab sessions (as opposed to online sessions), after the scheduled start time, anyone who responded affirmatively to an invitation but did not show up will not receive any compensation for that study. In addition, he or she will be charged with a "no-show penalty." After a person receives 2 no-show penalties, he or she will be permanently removed from the database, and will be ineligible for any further studies.
• For online sessions, once you register for a particular study, you will receive an email with further instructions by the date that appears on your invitation and on the public calendar. Your corresponding subject marks for each study will be credited to you by the subject coordinator by the end of the semester. The marks will be assigned based on your student ID information that will be asked at the end of each online study. This information is stored in a different dataset to keep your responses anonymous, unless otherwise specified in the invitation email.