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A study exploring non-vaccination among UK mothers
University College London, GB
A qualitative study exploring the beliefs, attitudes and opinions that frame the decision of UK mothers to not have their offspring vaccinated with routine childhood vaccinations. This study seeks to explore and understand the experiences of these mothers.
- 60 Min(s) to complete
- Sincere Gratitude
- Interview (via telephone or zoom)
- Online
13 October 2020 Requirements- UK Mothers
- Aged 18+
- Must have a child/children who has/have not been vaccinated with one or more childhood vaccines
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Language Learning
University College London, GB
The study is conducted ONLINE, from the comfort of you own home. You will be doing some basic language-related tasks. The study takes 45-60 minutes.
- 60 Min(s) to complete
- Shopping voucher
- Experiment
- Online
07 October 2020 Requirements- Native Speaker of English, i.e. your first language is English
- Age 18 to 40
- Resident in the UK
- NO prior knowledge of sign languages
- NO prior knowledge of Swedish
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Home energy and transport use in the United Kingdom
University of Sussex, GB
This study examines home energy and transport use in the UK. The UK is moving towards a low-carbon society, with an increased use of renewable energy and sustainable transport options. We want to interview people either online or by phone in order to collect new information on both energy use at...
- 50 Min(s) to complete
- Supermarket voucher £30
- Interview via phone, skype, zoom, or another internet conferencing application.
- Online
16 October 2020 Requirements- - 18+ years old
- - Living within or near to Belfast (Northern Ireland), Dundee (Scotland), Liverpool (England), or Swansea (Wales)
- - We can include those living in both urban and rural locations within these areas and people who commute to work in these locations
- - Have found affording energy bills to be challenging
- - Have found affording transport costs to be challenging, or have limited access to everyday transport (car or public transport)
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