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Fig 1.

Example of a conjoint question (PC and smartphone views).

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Fig 2.

Mean utilities per attribute level and 95% credibility intervals (shadowed bands).

Note: Blue subplots = common attributes for both geolocation-based activities; red subplots = specific in-the-moment surveys’ attributes. Grey subplots = rest of the attributes needed to model participants’ choices.

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Table 1.

Willingness to participate in in-the-moment surveys (0–6 point scales) in five specific situations.

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Table 2.

Importance of attributes.

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Table 3.

Expected willingness to participate.

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Table 4.

Willingness to participate per group of panelists.

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Table 5.

Main reasons to participate or not in geolocation-based research activities.

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