PPT-“Yours is better!” Participant Response Bias in HCI

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Nicola Dell 1 Vidya Vaidyanathan 2 Indrani Medhi 3 Edward Cutrell 3 William Thies 3 1 University of Washington 2 San Jose State University 3 Microsoft Research India

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