Adults
University of New Mexico 
Their description: ”What would you do?” Rachael Falcon and Eva Padilla from the Department of Psychology are conducting a research study. The purpose of this study is to better understand how people respond to various social situations.
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
Surveys, Quizes, News
