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<h1>Participant Information Sheet</h1>
<p><strong>Title of the Project:</strong> People overlook subtractive changes differently depending on age, culture, and task</p>
<p><strong>Title of the Project:</strong> How do people change structures such that they become symmetric?</p>
<p><strong>Project Leader:</strong> Dr. Phil. Habil. Annette Hohenberger</p>
<p><strong>Research Institution:</strong> Osnabrück University</p>

<h2>Description of Current Research</h2>
<p>This study investigates how people use strategies of adding or removing components to change an existing structure or state.</p>
<p>The experiment provides a more comprehensive understanding of how Gestalt principles—psychological principles that explain how people organize and structure visual information—affect problem-solving.</p>
<p>This study investigates how people change components in an existing structure by adding or removing components in order to make them symmetric.</p>
<p>The experiment provides a more comprehensive understanding of how people organize and structure visual information and how this affects their problem-solving.</p>

<h2>What will happen if you decide to participate in this study?</h2>
<p>If you decide to participate in this study, you will first be provided with information about the study's purpose and procedures. You will then be required to sign a consent form to confirm that you understand the study and agree to participate. During the study, you may be asked to complete certain tasks or tests, such as filling out questionnaires or undergoing measurements. You will be kept informed about the progress and outcomes of the study. All data collected will be kept confidential and used solely for research purposes. Additionally, you have the right to withdraw from the study at any time for any reason, without any loss of rights or benefits.</p>
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