This experiment examineswhether individuals return favorswhen they receive an initial favor in an intervieweradministrated street survey solicitation setting. In the favor condition, a confederate offers a piece of candy to the participants walking in the street and then asks themto participate in a survey. In the no-favor condition, participants don't receive a piece of candy, but are only solicited for the survey. Results show that a favor compared to no favor is associated with greater compliance with the request