Past Studies

Looking into the effect marijuana has on social anxiety and negative automatic thoughts in a varied sample. Do not need to have smoked marijuana to participate.

I am conducting a research project looking at the way that siblings interact with each other relationally. Participants must be between the ages of 18 and 40, able to read and write in English, have at least one full biological sibling, and have all their siblings still alive.

In this study you will be presented with a series of 120 words, 80 new and 40 that will be repetitions. You will be asked to indicate whether a presented word is old or new. At various points during the study you will also be asked about your memory experiences.

A short 20 minute survey consisting of a short task known as the beads tasks, and a series of personality questionnaires. This will contribute to my PhD research and participation is greatly appreciated.

The survey will contain questions about your history of electronic media use (cellphones, computers, video games etc.) then you will be asked about your dreams and there will be a portion to inquired about your personality traits. It should take a max of 90 minutes!

In this study we are piloting a set of general knowledge questions to use in further research. We are interested in finding out how easy or hard they are (how likely people are to know the answer) as well as find out whether some are more emotion eliciting than others.

The Cigarette Smoking Research Laboratory is looking for Smokers to participate in a study that examines the effects of perception on smoking. Participation involves filling out surveys online.

We are conducting an online study to investigate memory in couples. To participate, you must be at least 18 years old and currently involved in a romantic relationship (of at least 3 months).

In this study you will read a series of scenarios that involve various interpersonal situations, and you will predict how you might respond in each scenario. The study also consists of several questionnaires assessing your personality.

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.

Women aged 18 years or older are invited to take part in research on women’s beliefs about men, children and themselves. The research involves two questionnaires and some demographic questions. Some questions are about sexual beliefs and are sexual and/or sensitive in nature. Responses are completely anonymous and confidential.

We are investigating exercise and social comparisons in postpartum women. If you, or someone you know has given birth in the last twelve months please help!

This study examines the relationships between the Empathy Quotient, the Systemizing Quotient, Residential and Recreational Location, and Pro-Environmental Behaviours and Attitudes.

This study investigates the impacts of the communal areas in residences on resident place attachment and well-being. The questionnaire consists of some general demographic information, ratings of the physical and social qualities of the communal spaces in shared accommodation, and 4 existing measures (place attachment, life satisfaction, mood, and flourishing)

You are invited to participate in a study exploring attitudes and perceptions concerning sex offenders. This will involve you reading some material linked to sex offending and answering a few questions.

Investigation of the relationship between emotional intelligence, mood states and judgements of guilt and severity of punishment.

In this experiment you will complete a memory task and at various points during the study you will be asked about your memory experiences. At the end of the study you will receive a breakdown of your memory performance and a full debrief.

The purpose of this research is to examine how the influence of your family relationships and your family background has affected you today. The volunteers for this study will be asked to complete a packet of questionnaires to the best of their ability about the volunteer and their family background.

You are invited to take part in a research project exploring individual differences in personality traits. You will be asked to complete a survey battery consisting of five relatively brief questionnaires.

You will be asked to complete a short task known as the ‘beads task’, which involves answering questions based on random colour beads selected by the computer. You will then be asked a series of questions about yourself, your beliefs and mental experiences.