Columbia University Medical Center 
Their description: We are conducting an online survey about treatment preferences for OCD. Participation is anonymous and typically takes up to 30 minutes. The information gathered may contribute to better understanding of treatment preferences for OCD and may lead to improved services and delivery of care. Participation is limited to once per person.
Types
Surveys
- Making sense of others
- Survey on thoughts
- Coping with unemployment
- Satisfaction with self
- Public toilet phobia
- Psychology of fictional narratives
- Brand perceptions … a new method
- Career Decision Learning Experiences Survey
- Who am I? Personality, beliefs and self-concept
- Fathers’ view of treatments for children
- Language attitudes, speaker impressions, and personality
- Music-based video games
- Sexual behavior and identity
- Identity and narrative interpretation
- Adoption survey
- Second Life research study
- Face-to-face conversation
- Religion and sexuality
- Religion and combat experience
- Human experience across different cultures
- Everyday experience
- Entitlement in relationships
- Weight, shame, self-compassion
- New wellbeing questionnaire
- Social identity, attachment, and alcohol use in athletes
- Thinking and behaviour styles
- Self-perceptions and the future self
- Applying game theoretic learning models
- Psychological health and life satisfaction
- Personality and Twitter
- Texts and emotions
- Psychology of snacking
- Sexual activity in long-term relationships
- Society’s view of pain conditions
- Time alone and relationships
- Perceptions of political institutions
- New site for renters
- Experiences in psychotherapy
- Behavior of single men
- Perspectives on HR policies
- Reactions to other’s behavior
- Moral capital scale
- Subjective awareness of memory
- User experience survey
- Who’s more attractive?
- Do you trust me?
- How much do I weigh?
- Richie Rich?
- Facial imitation test
- Personality and entertainment preferences
- Study of sexual behavior
- Perceptions of tablet computers
- Romantic relationships
- Men’s beliefs and health
- Acculturation and eating attitudes
- Attitudes toward business
- Men: best friends and romantic partners
- Facebook & satisfaction in life
- Friends with benefits
- Opinions of science
- Society’s view of cancer
- Unemployment and depression
- Eating disorders
- Opinions of foreign policy
- Experiences in organizations
- Personality and romantic relationships
- Religiousness, spirituality, and well-being
- Planning about the future
- Rate videos — emotions shown
- Personality and relationship experiences
- Rate your doctor
- Facebook and ex-romantic partners
- Friendships and romantic relationships
- Relationship with a substance abuser
- Psychological well-being
- Person interaction
- Self perceptions and daily behavior
- What would you do?
- Help select a company logo
- Attitudes towards gender relations
- Moral psychology
- Situational judgments
- Personal growth after a breakup
- Judging others’ attributes
- Quality of humor in relationships
- Moral decisions and adult relatives
- Emotion and personality
- Factors affecting women’s attractiveness
- Personality and purchase decisions
- Inferences about others’ actions
- Students’ motivation in school
- TV viewing and knowledge of the law
- Responses to social situations
- Sexuality across the lifespan
- Attitudes toward age groups
- Opinions of religious leaders
- The communication game
- Parental policies and children’s video gaming
- Maul haul study
- Evaluative reactions to other’s behavior
- Interests, hobbies, and activities
- Facebook and school achievement
- Gender roles in romantic relationships
- Bicultural/multicultural background & self-concept
- Discrimination towards LGBT people
- Bipolar disorder and pregnancy
- Love among athletes
- Love, romance, and gender stereotypes
- Advertising and race relations
- Treatment preferences for OCD
- Personality styles
- Your mother and your parenting style
- Memory responses to a recent article
- Male attitudes and personality
- Men who have sex with men
- Weight loss surgery patients
- Art therapy
- Recovery from alcohol and/or drugs
- Bipolar disorder or manic-depression and yoga
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