DBaD Research Survey (v3.0)

Principle alignment

Move each slider on a 7-point scale (1 = strongly disagree, 7 = strongly agree).

Cases

Decide whether each action is acceptable and tell us how confident you feel.

You will see 3 cases drawn from a rotating bank of 52.

1. Overriding a self-flying drone

A commander overrides a self-flying drone strike to save a squad, violating mission orders and risking civilians by bringing the drone home manually.

Acceptable? Yes Unsure No

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How confident are you? (1-7)

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1 = not confident, 7 = very confident

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Strongly disagree Midpoint Strongly agree

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2. Public shaming for a minor violation

A neighbor makes a small mistake. You call them out publicly to deter others.

Acceptable? Yes Unsure No

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How confident are you? (1-7)

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1 = not confident, 7 = very confident

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Strongly disagree Midpoint Strongly agree

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3. Sharing salary info

You share a colleague's salary information with others to argue for pay fairness, without their permission.

Acceptable? Yes Unsure No

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How confident are you? (1-7)

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1 = not confident, 7 = very confident

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Strongly disagree Midpoint Strongly agree

Use ← / → to adjust the slider.

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