2025 | CESR and CESR-Schaeffer Working Paper Series All papers are also available at SSRN’s CESR-Schaeffer Research Paper Series. Comparing Traditional and Tablet-Based Drawing Tests: Do Tablets Scare Away Older Adults? Else Weerman BS, Pranali Y. Khobragade MD, Albert Weerman MSc. Paper No: 2025-008 Acceptance of Medical Artificial Intelligence and the Effect of ChatGPT Michael Sobolev, Patrycja Sleboda. Paper No: 2025-007 Gaps in LLM awareness, usage, and perceptions in the United States: Evidence from a nationally representative longitudinal survey Marco Angrisani, Maria Casanova, Nathanael J. Fast, Jimmy Narangc and Juliana Schroeder. Paper No: 2025-006 An Introduction to the Understanding America Study Internet Panel Laith Alattar, Matt Messel, David Rogofsky. Paper No: 2025-005 Insight into the Earned Income Tax Credit and Tax-Advantaged Retirement Savings David Rogofsky, Richard E. Chard, Joanne Yoong. Paper No: 2025-004 The Use of Longitudinal Data on Social Security Program Knowledge Laith Alattar, Matt Messel, David Rogofsky, Mark A. Sarney. Paper No: 2025-003 Hispanics’ Knowledge of Social Security: New Evidence Janice Peterson, Barbara A. Smith, and Qi Guan. Paper No: 2025-002 China’s Healthcare System’s Readiness to Provide High-Quality Memory Care and Access to a Disease-Modifying Alzheimer’s Treatment Soeren Mattke, M.D., D.Sc., Joanne Yoong, Ph.D., Kah-Hung Yuen, Wei Kok Loh. Paper No: 2025-001 Archive: CESR and CESR-Schaeffer Working Paper Series Publications Archive