Figure 3
From: Human preferences toward algorithmic advice in a word association task
Effect of advice source on rate of identifying correct answer. (A) Percentage of observations where individuals identified the correct answer after being provided with advice. The overall rate encompasses all 2772 observations. Each subsequent comparison filters the data by advice format, question difficulty, or advice quality. All differences are statistically significant using Tukey multiple comparison tests at the 95% confidence level. (B) Specification chart illustrating estimates of the coefficient for the effect of algorithmic advice on whether participants identified the correct answer. Each model has a varying number of control variables. The boxes below the chart indicate which controls are included (filled box) or excluded (empty box). The main result is highlighted in purple and contains all controls. All estimates are produced by mixed effects logistic regression models with random slopes for the participants. Intervals are 95% and 99% confidence intervals for the estimates; the grey band is one standard deviation above and below the main estimate.
