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What are the psychological factors involved in hoarding?
University of Bath, GB
This online study looks at whether people who hoard have more difficulties experiencing uncertainty, distress and anxiety compared to those with OCD and no mental health issues, as it is possible that these factors may impact on the occurrence and severity of hoarding. The study should take...
- 45 Min(s) to complete
- £5 Amazon Voucher and £1 donation to a hoarding or OCD charity on your behalf
- Online Questionnaire
- Online
17 August 2018 Requirements- Over 18
- Must not have a neurological disorder
- Must not have a brain injury
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An exploration into social trait judgements in 2D faces
University of Bath, GB
We make numerous snap judgements about faces every day. One type of judgement we make is social/personality trait judgements, such as, perceived trustworthiness/approachability. In this study, you will be asked to rate faces on one of three social trait judgements. You will be randomly assigned...
- 25 Min(s) to complete
- Sincere Gratitude
- Online Questionnaire
- Online
16 August 2018 Requirements- Age: 16 years and over
- Vision: Normal or Corrected-to-normal vision
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What are your views about flooding and extreme weather?(CHANCE TO WIN £50!)
University of Bath, GB
**We are looking for people who HAVE or HAVE NOT been affected by flooding to take part in this research - you do not need any prior knowledge or expertise to take part**
This research seeks to understand the ways in which people make sense of flooding events, floods management and extreme...- 25 Min(s) to complete
- Prize draw £50
- Online Questionnaire / Survey
- Online
13 August 2018 Requirements- UK Residents
- Age 18 and above
- English Speakers
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Do These Campaigns Change Your Mind? (QUICK SURVEY + CHANCE TO WIN £50!)
University of Bath, GB
***This study only takes 15minutes to complete, offers you a chance to win £50 and can be completed from the comfort of your own home***
In this short online study, we want know your thoughts about a range of different campaign messages.
Using a laptop or PC, you will respond to some...- 15 Min(s) to complete
- Prize draw £50
- Online Questionnaire / Survey
- Online
13 August 2018 Requirements- UK Residents Only
- Age 16 and above
- English Speakers
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Bodily functions, sensations, and mood in people with and without pain
University of Bath, GB
Everyone experiences changes in their body and their mood throughout life. The purpose of this survey is to find out about the changes that people experience in the way their body works, the sensations that they feel, and their mood. We are particularly interested in understanding how these are...
- 20 Min(s) to complete
- Prize draw for £50 Amazon.co.uk voucher
- Online Questionnaire
- Online
09 August 2018 Requirements- Aged 16 or over
- From any country, although good English comprehension is required
- WITH or WITHOUT chronic pain
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How Do People Perceive Objects?
University of Bath, GB
Our online study looks at how people see value in objects, in particular we want to see if there are any differences between how people with hoarding difficulties, OCD and those with no mental health issues perceive objects in relation to their instrumental, sentimental, monetary and aesthetic...
- 30 Min(s) to complete
- Prize draw 3 x £25 Amazon Vouchers up for grabs!
- Online Questionnaires and Object Rating
- Online
11 July 2018 Requirements- Over 18
- Must not have a neurological disorder
- Must not have a brain injury
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Understanding cyber behaviours
University of Bath, GB
We are looking for cyber skilled people to fill in our anonymous online study about cyber behaviours. You must have good cyber abilities. Good cyber abilities include (but are not limited to) understanding of scripting languages, use Linux, able to hack. Within the study you will be asked to...
- 30 Min(s) to complete
- £5 Amazon voucher
- Online Questionnaire
- Online
22 March 2018 Requirements- Must have good cyber skills (e.g., can use scripting languages, use Linux, hacking abilities)
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The Effect of Alcohol Hangover on Response Inhibition and Attentional Bias
University of Bath, GB
This study will examine the effects of alcohol hangover on cognition. If you decide to participate you will be asked to attend one screening session and two testing sessions at the University of Bath. In one session you will be required to be experiencing a hangover, and in the other you will be...
- 2 Hour(s) to complete
- Cash £15
- Experiment
- Bath BA2 7AY, UK
08 January 2018 Requirements- • Regularly drink around 6 units of alcohol (female), or 8 units of alcohol (male) on one occasion*
- • Experienced a hangover in the last month
- • Be aged 18-30 years
- • Be in good physical and mental health
- • Have English as first language or equivalent level of fluency
- • Be a non-smoker (less than 100 cigarettes in your lifetime)
- • Normal or corrected to normal vision
- • Not be pregnant or breast feeding
- • Not currently taking medication (except birth control pill) or recreational drugs
- • Not drink more than 4 cups coffee or other caffeinated drinks per day
- • Not have a current or past history of alcohol or drug dependency, or family history of dependency
- • Not currently have a diagnosed sleep disorder
- *1 unit of alcohol = 1 single measure (25ml) of a spirit such as whisky, vodka etc., 125ml of 8% strength wine or ½ pint of 3.5% strength larger or beer.
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The REPAIR Project
University of Bath, GB
This is a research study which explores psychological processes following experiences of abuse in young adult relationships.
We are looking for young adults to complete a set of online questionnaires about their experiences of abuse in relationships.
- 30 Min(s) to complete
- Donation to a domestic violence charity on behalf of participant
- Online Questionnaire
- Online
06 February 2017 Requirements- Are you aged 18-25 years old?
- Have you ever been in a relationship where you felt:
- Physically, emotionally or sexually hurt?
- As though your partner was trying to control you or your contact with others?
- As though you were walking on eggshells?
Take part in research