Past Studies

Study on how you remember visual images: If you participate in this study, you will play a simple memory game where you will see many images and be asked to remember them.

You will complete a few questionnaires, watch a short video, and then answer some questions about information in the video.

Are you a big music fan? Interested in technology? This study aims to measure your attitudes towards recent changes in how you access music along with your moral reasoning.

This study seeks to determine a connection between playing video games and depression.

Rate art with subjective scales, compare your most interesting image to that others have rated most interesting.

The study takes no more than 20 minutes. The study focuses on how people’s experiences, circumstances and choices relate to their present understanding of who they are. Accordingly, you will be asked about different areas of your life and how you think and feel about yourself in relation to them.

The study takes no more than 20 minutes. This study examines how people’s self-related attitudes and beliefs relate to their daily behaviour. Accordingly, you will be asked to indicate the attitudes and beliefs you hold about yourself and to describe in detail one aspect of your daily behaviour.

The present study is being conducted to investigate the impact of motivation and personality on psychological well-being. Some of the questions require a short written answer; the majority of them have multiple-choice response scales. The whole questionnaire will take approximately 25 minutes to complete.

This study aims to understand the social and cognitive factors involved in predicting binge drinking behaviour. University students only.

Participants over the age of 18 years old are invited to complete a short study on the perceptions of self harm. It will involve reading a description of a person and then responding to a short set of questions about the person. The study is completely anonymous.

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We are interested in how your memory might be affected by the physical activities that you take part in. This short experiment includes some questions about your sporting activities and a short memory task. Anyone can take part.

Anonymous online safer sex intervention in 2 parts. Part 1 takes about 10 minutes. Part 2 to be completed 3 months after part 1 takes about 5 minutes.

Freshers needed! I’m recruiting participants for my doctoral research examining the Wellbeing of First-year University Students. The study involves completing an online survey of various questions relating to wellbeing.

The purpose of this study is to is to examine how individuals interact with music on a daily basis. By clicking on the website, you will be able to see what the study entails and be able to register to participate.  The main part of the study will start on Monday, the 17th of October and run for one week (ending on Sunday, the 23rd of October).

This study is about memory and people’s beliefs about themselves. You will be asked to complete a questionnaire which assesses a range of positive and negative beliefs about yourself. Depending on the results you may then be asked to describe some memories which you associate with how you see yourself.

This project examines everyday situations where one person attempts to change another person’s mood or emotional state in order to affect the way the other person will think or act. You will be asked to write descriptions of three examples of this type of situation which you have encountered.

The word association task has a long history in psychology as a tool for investigating how people think. In this experiment you will be required to make word associations to a set of words. We will tell you more about the specific research question at the end of the experiment.

Seeking non-artist participants for participation in dissertation research that will explore relationships among resiliency, mood, and creativity in visual artists and non-artists. Study volunteers must be 18 years of age or older. The information you provide will be kept completely confidential and no personally identifying information will be collected. You will be asked to complete a brief demographic survey and three web-based questionnaires.

The following study has been designed to explore the nature of human decision-making under different choice scenarios.

People aged 18 to 60 are invited to participate in research to see whether there is a link between people’S perception of the risks of everyday life, and anxiety and/or depression, and to understand the thoughts that people have when they are considering taking risks.