Before revision:  Expressly,of the 564 participants from the United States , 126 ( 22.34\%) failed at least one of  three forms of attention check (logic, honesty, and time). We also examined whether characteristics such as gender, age, education, and income affected participant attention. Amongst all characteristics assessed, only prior experience with the technology being studied was found to be related to attentiveness. We conclude this work by reaffirming the need for multiple forms of attention checks to gauge participant attention .
After revision:  Expressly,of the 564 participants from the United States , 126 ( 22.34\%) failed at least one of three forms of attention check , with most (94) failing the honesty check - followed by the logic check (31), and the time check (27). Thus, we established that significant levels of inattentiveness exist even among the most elite MTurk workers. The study concludes by reaffirming the need for multiple forms of attention checks to gauge participant attention .