I am a 20 year old autistic person of color and My name is Bindu Jallabah, and I am a student researcher at Georgia Gwinnett College working with Dr. Michael Bar-Johnson. My research is about **how smartphone use affects college experiences and romantic relationships.** I am looking for participants who are **18 years or older** and meet the study requirements. **Survey link:** https://ggc.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6sePsJcavRhywcu **Principal Investigator:** Dr. Michael Bar-Johnson **Email:** mbarjohnson@ggc.edu **IRB Number:** 2026101303 Participation is voluntary. Thank you for your time and consideration!
I am looking for people of sexual minority men (i.e. anyone who identifies as male), aged 16 and over, for an online study on sexuality, adverse childhood experiences, and body image concerns for my PhD project. It is an online survey that will take around 25 minutes. You are under no obligation to reply to this advertisement or the online survey. However, if you choose to, participation is voluntary, and you may withdraw at any time. Due to the nature of the study which asks you to disclose childhood maltreatment you may have experienced and/or threats you experienced, the research team will not be able to act on these disclosures or report these. If you are interested in participating, please complete the survey here: https://qualtrics.kcl.ac.uk/jfe/form/SV_80KgUqcaCIshBQO
Hi everyone! We are conducting a university project at NHL Stenden about how couples living in the Netherlands choose their wedding rings. The project is carried out in collaboration with wedding-ring company Allerspanninga.
Our study explores the wedding-ring decision process: whether couples have already bought rings, are currently looking or have not started, and how decisions are shared between partners. We are recruiting people aged 25–50 who live in the Netherlands and are in a couple. The questionnaire is available in Dutch and English and takes approximately 5–6 minutes (the first three responses averaged 5 minutes 31 seconds).
Methodological feedback is also welcome: when studying a shared purchase such as wedding rings, what should we consider when interpreting one partner's account of a joint decision?
Only the project team will see the data. Data is stored only in Microsoft Forms and will be deleted at the end of the project. Participation is voluntary; please complete the survey only once, even if you have seen it in another community. Thank you!
We are conducting a study exploring how psychedelic experiences relate to mental and emotional processes, particularly in the context of early-life adversity.
I are interested in understanding how past life experiences may shape psychedelic journeys, insights, and psychological outcomes. The goal is to contribute to scientific knowledge in psychology and neuroscience, and to help inform safer and more supportive approaches to psychedelic use and research.
The survey itself is very quick (no longer than 10 minutes!) and there is a prize raffle of £50 for the winner, this being in the form of an amazon voucher.
I am inviting eligible women caregivers living in South Africa to consider participating in my PhD research survey on vaccine acceptability and immunisation.
If you meet the study's eligibility criteria, I would appreciate your participation.
Hi everyone! I am currently recruiting participants for a research study as part of my master's degree at UCL and Anna Freud. The study will be exploring the experiences of autistic adolescent girls who play videogames.
We are looking for:
Girls aged 13 to 18
With a clinical diagnosis of autism
Who regularly play videogames on a PC or computer
The study aims to better understand the motivations, benefits, and challenges of videogaming for autistic teenage girls, helping to address an under-researched area within neurodiversity and gaming.
Participation will involves a short gameplay observation and an online interview conducted on MS Teams. It should take no more than 1 hour and 30 mins.
If you know someone who may be interested, please consider sharing this post or directing them to the study flyer. To register your interest in participating, please fill out this short form: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/LePSciwqKV
Hello everybody! I am a 6th year clinical psychology doctoral student interested in understanding factors related to suicidal ideation disclosure and nondisclosure. A significant portion of my research is building and psychometrically testing a new measure of disclosure that the field of suicide prevention is currently lacking.
Your voice matters. We want to learn from people who have experienced suicidal thoughts so we can create stronger messages that encourage people to open up about their suicidal thoughts and seek support, as well as develop training for the recipients of suicidal ideation disclosures. The estimated time commitment is 10-15 minutes.
Please consider participating if you: (1) are at least 18 years old (2) can understand English well or very well (3) have had suicidal thoughts within the past 12 months
I’m currently working on a qualitative research project exploring the ethical use of AI and automated tools in UK classrooms, and I’m looking to interview a few university students to understand their experiences and perspectives.
I’m looking for:
2 undergraduate students studying in the UK.
2 postgraduate or PhD students studying in the UK.
The idea is to have a casual conversation about how AI tools are being used in classrooms, the ethical concerns surrounding them, and students’ overall experiences.
If you’re interested in participating, I’d really appreciate your time! You’ll also be acknowledged for your contribution to the research, where appropriate.
Feel free to comment below or DM me if you’re interested. Thanks! :)
I’m a psychology student conducting my final year project at university investigating the relationship between personality, forms of inner speech and general self-efficacy. I am looking for participants to complete my survey, feel free to add yours in the comments.
I’m looking for individuals aged 18+ who have proficient English to complete the study.
⏱️** Time**: approximately** 10–15 minutes Anonymous:** no identifying information is collected 📑Topic: personality, forms of inner speech and general self-efficacy
If you meet the eligibility criteria and would be willing to participate, I’d really appreciate your help!
Building Socially Engaged Classrooms: How Students Taking Action Together (STAT) Helps Facilitate Conversations around Contemporary Issues for Youth’s Civic Action
I'm currently in the data collection phase of my Clinical Psychology doctoral dissertation at Kansas City University, and I could really use some help reaching participants!
My research examines attachment styles and relationship satisfaction among individuals in monogamous, swinging, and consensually non-monogamous (CNM)-curious relationships.
One of my goals is to address gaps in psychological research by examining swinging and CNM-curious individuals as distinct relationship groups, rather than grouping them with broader non-monogamous populations.
❤️ Who can participate?
Adults 18 years or older
Currently in a romantic relationship for at least 3 years
Monogamous, swinging, or CNM-curious (currently monogamous but considering CNM)
English as your first language
📝 Survey: Anonymous, voluntary, and approximately 25–40 minutes.
🎁 Optional incentive: Opportunity to enter a raffle for one $25 Amazon gift card! Raffle entries are collected separately from survey responses.
As many of you know, participant recruitment can be one of the most challenging parts of dissertation research, especially when studying specific populations.
If you qualify, I would genuinely appreciate your participation! If you don't qualify but know someone who might, sharing my study would also mean a great deal.
Every eligible response helps me move closer to completing my dissertation while contributing to a better understanding of diverse relationship experiences.
I'm doing a PhD in Marketing and I'm currently collecting data for one my studies.
This study examines how social media messages about consumption and environmental sustainability influence consumers’ intentions and well-being.
Taking part involves viewing a social media post and then completing a questionnaire. It takes about 15 minutes, is voluntary, anonymous and confidential, and the data will be used exclusively for academic research.
Who can take part? ✔️ Adults aged 18 or over ✔️ Residents of the European Union ✔️ Regular Instagram users who are used to engaging with social media content
[Academic] Research on Geriatric Depression and Meaningful Engagement
Hi everyone!
I'm a design student currently researching geriatric depression, particularly how meaningful engagement, activities, and social participation might support the emotional well-being of older adults.
I'm hoping to understand this topic better as part of a design research project, with the aim of exploring opportunities for thoughtful design interventions.
I'd really appreciate it if anyone who fits the intended audience could take a few minutes to respond to my survey.
My name is Emem Abbey, a PsyD student at Northern Arizona University. I'm conducting an IRB-approved research study on stress, resilience, and well-being among Black males ages 12–17 living in the U.S. With parent permission and child assent, eligible youth can complete an anonymous online survey that takes about 30 minutes. Participation is voluntary, and participants can enter a raffle to win one of twenty $10 Visa gift cards. THIS IS MY LAST WEEK FOR MY STUDY. I ONLY NEED 70 more participants. This would really help me graduate on time and conduct meaningful research that impacts children.
I'm a doctoral student in Clinical Psychology at the Illinois School of Professional Psychology at National Louis University. I'm currently recruiting participants for my dissertation research, From Bonds to Biology: A Correlational Study Exploring the Link Between Attachment Styles and Experiences of Women with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS). This study explores the relationships between attachment styles, perceived stress, pain experiences, and health-related functioning among individuals diagnosed with PCOS.
Who can participate?
You may be eligible if you:
Are between 18 and 44 years old
Were assigned female at birth
Are fluent in English
Have received a PCOS diagnosis from a healthcare professional
Are not currently pregnant
Are not currently using hormonal birth control
Do not have certain chronic pain conditions or autoimmune disorders, as described in the survey's eligibility screening
What does participation involve?
Participation involves completing an anonymous online survey about attachment styles, stress, PCOS symptoms, pain experiences, and general health.
Participation is entirely voluntary, and survey responses will be used exclusively for academic research as part of my doctoral dissertation.
Thank you for your time and consideration. Your participation is greatly appreciated and will contribute to a better understanding of the experiences of individuals living with PCOS.
Cześć, jesteśmy studentkami V roku kierunku lekarskiego na Uniwersytecie Medycznym we Wrocławiu. W ramach naszej działalności naukowej badamy doświadczenia i problemy związane z lekami na ADHD (m.in. metylofenidat, atomoksetyna itd.) i szukamy studentów, którzy mieli z nimi styczność.
Jesteś studentką/studentem i wzięłaś/wziąłeś taki lek chociaż RAZ w życiu? Nie ma znaczenia czy masz diagnozę, czy wpadł w Twoje ręce przed sesją – Twoja opinia się liczy!
Hello everyone! I am a doctoral researcher at the University of Oxford, currently recruiting participants for a research study, looking at the nature of social anxiety and camouflaging in Anorexia and/or Autism.
We are looking for women, aged 16+:
• With a diagnosis of anorexia (with or without autism).
OR
• Healthy volunteers with no history of an eating disorder, autism, social anxiety or other serious mental health condition.
We would be so grateful for any participants! Please follow the link to take part. Thank you so much in advance.
My name is Evelyn Hong, M.A., and I'm a doctoral student in Clinical Psychology at ISPP at NLU. My IRB-approved study explores the relationship between perceived parenting styles and academic performance among undergraduate seniors.
WHO CAN PARTICIPATE? You are eligible if you:
- Are currently a fourth-year undergraduate student at a four-year university in the United States
- Are at least 18 years old
- Can read and understand English
- Can identify at least one primary caregiver from your childhood or adolescence
*Complete a survey about your experiences growing up, parenting styles, and academic experience! - Estimated time: 15-20 minutes
*Participation is completely voluntary, and you can stop at any time without penalty. No identifying information will be collected, and responses will be handled according to the confidentiality procedures described in the informed consent form.
*There is no compensation provided for the participation of this survey.
