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ai4unidiversity
Northeastern University, US
Study on AI and Diversity in Higher Education students.
Participant recruitment criteria:
-HE student based in London (student ID required)
-diverse, i.e. neurodiverse or non-native speaker of English
in-person
Details: ai4unidiversity.com- 90 Min(s) to complete
- £20 for 1.5 hours study
- Experiment
- Devon House, St Katharine's Way, London E1W 1JP, UK
22 April 2025 Requirements- -HE student (student ID required)
- -based in London
- -diverse, i.e. neurodiverse OR non-native speaker of English
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Disentangling Anxiety Inductions Study
University College London, GB
The study involves completing some questionnaires and computerised cognitive tasks. Some of the tasks may involve slightly unpleasant electrical shocks, inhalation of a small amount of carbon dioxide, and performing a speech in front of an audience.
- 4 Hour(s) to complete
- Up to £50
- Experiment
- Alexandra House, 17 Queen Square, London WC1N 3AR, UK
24 April 2025 Requirements- Age 18 and 64 years old.
- You must be fluent in English to take part.
- You DON'T have a history of neurological illness or any other physical health condition likely to influence cognitive ability.
- NO history of severe respiratory illnesses e.g. lung cancer, pneumonia and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), history of high blood pressure, cardiovascular disease or migraines.
- NO history of Mental illness diagnosis.
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European Workers Experiences of Xenophobia in UK Public Sector Jobs
Birkbeck University of London, GB
The aim of the study is to investigate how different modes of discrimination, such as xenophobia, sexism and classism combine to create prejudice for European workers within public sector jobs in the United Kingdom in a safe space. The research also aims to explore whether European workers...
- 30 Min(s) to complete
- Sincere Gratitude
- Interview
- Online
24 April 2025 Requirements- I am inviting European workers in the UK from a wide range of demographics who currently work or have been employed in the past in any public sector jobs in Britain to take part in this study. Participants from particularly marginalised demographics, such as LGBTQ+ or disabled participants especially welcome. Individuals with ongoing trauma or severe mental health issues are discouraged due to the sensitive nature of the research. The research can be fully anonymised with alibi name.
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