Various psychologists use the Internet to collect data for their experiments, either with surveys or using Java Applets to collect reaction time data.
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Recruiting page for a research study that Charles Couchman, University of Rochester, is conducting in order to better understand how people experience different emotions. View how others answer the same questions.
Demonstrates public-private and conscious-unconscious divergences.
Brief psychological surveys and experiments in which volunteers can participate. Studies change regularly.
Tests moral intuitions.
Participate in online reasoning research that investigates how people make decisions and come to conclusions. From the University of Saskatchewan, Canada.
A study by a research team at the University of Michigan that investigates how different types of people view the social world. The study takes about 5-10 minutes to complete.
Participate in frequently-updated psychology experiments about how people perceive personality characteristics in faces.
An online experiment about how people rate others on a number of dimensions.
A listing of online experiments. Organized by topic.
Links to online experiments in a variety of fields of psychology
Study by Stephanie Pogan at Long Island University. It is a series of short questionnaires regarding relationship experiences and feelings about events within romantic relationships.
Three anonymous surveys concerning relationship. Each survey takes about 15 to 20 minutes to complete and feedback is provided if requested.
James Graham at Western Washington University invites participation in a short survey on how you spend your time with your romantic partner. Participants receive information about what existing research says on shared activities following the survey.
Recruiting page for paid online psychology experiments and surveys at the University of California, San Diego, Attention and Perception Lab.
A York University study on work behaviors and attitudes. Open to everyone who is employed either part-time or full-time.
Tests moral intuitions.
Recruiting page for paid online psychology experiments and surveys at the University of California, San Diego, Attention and Perception Lab.
Participate in online reasoning research that investigates how people make decisions and come to conclusions. From the University of Saskatchewan, Canada.
Recruiting page for a research study that Charles Couchman, University of Rochester, is conducting in order to better understand how people experience different emotions. View how others answer the same questions.
James Graham at Western Washington University invites participation in a short survey on how you spend your time with your romantic partner. Participants receive information about what existing research says on shared activities following the survey.
Study by Stephanie Pogan at Long Island University. It is a series of short questionnaires regarding relationship experiences and feelings about events within romantic relationships.
Three anonymous surveys concerning relationship. Each survey takes about 15 to 20 minutes to complete and feedback is provided if requested.
Demonstrates public-private and conscious-unconscious divergences.
An online experiment about how people rate others on a number of dimensions.
Links to online experiments in a variety of fields of psychology
Participate in frequently-updated psychology experiments about how people perceive personality characteristics in faces.
A York University study on work behaviors and attitudes. Open to everyone who is employed either part-time or full-time.
A listing of online experiments. Organized by topic.
Brief psychological surveys and experiments in which volunteers can participate. Studies change regularly.
A study by a research team at the University of Michigan that investigates how different types of people view the social world. The study takes about 5-10 minutes to complete.
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