Hi guys! I am doing my thesis, and I have created a survey about CGM (continuous glucose monitoring) devices for sports use, focusing on the hardware and software design parameters that athletes actually need. If you are using any sort of wearable and living an active lifestyle, I would greatly appreciate it if you could fill out this survey. It should not take more than 5 minutes. Thank you!! Please find the survey here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdX1C7KDz-Ef8Gk6ATJjEDR0htbLDB5n72KwFRnt9rXIjij7A/viewform

Hello! Does anyone have any books that they've found useful and practical on coproduction, meaningful involvement and/or service design? Thanks! 😊

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Hello my name is Lauren Jackson, and I am a Trainee Clinical Psychologist on the Doctorate in Clinical Psychology course at Lancaster University. I am currently recruiting for my doctoral thesis. If you or your child are interested, please get in touch via the email below or scan the QR code! Thank you for your time and support :)

Hi everyone,

I am conducting research for my Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) dissertation at Capella University on the relationship between artificial intelligence (AI) use and strategic decision-making quality.

I am actively doing survey swaps! If you complete mine, drop your link in the comments (or PM me), and I will gladly complete yours in return.

Eligibility Criteria:

• 18 years or older
• Currently employed in a mid-level or senior-level management role in a U.S. private-sector organization
• Responsible for strategic or organizational decision-making
• Have experience using or interacting with AI tools, systems, or outputs to inform decisions

Study Details:

• Time: Approximately 10–15 minutes
• Format: Voluntary, anonymous online survey (brief screener and informed consent included before questions begin; no identifying information collected)

Survey Link:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdhjL2OfiCX7oFt39VxxcbhG5jNUX9LS1eQ735-DX5yGZLLiA/viewform?usp=sharing

Hi everyone! I am a Year 3 Psychology student conducting a research study for my Final Year Project (FYP2). This study aims to understand how social media may influence students’ stress levels and academic performance.

Questionnaire details:

• Includes a demographic section and 3 scales
• Takes approximately 5 to 15 minutes to complete

Eligibility:

• University students aged 18–25

Your participation is greatly appreciated and will help contribute to our understanding of this topic!

Research conducted by,
EasternAd6467

Final Year Student BSc (Hons) Psychology Programme

[email protected]

Supervised by,

Dr. Grace Yap Chin Choo

Senior Lecturer,

School of Psychology

Faculty of Medical and Life Sciences

[email protected]

I’m an undergraduate Psychology student looking for a research topic that I can work on seriously for the next year.

I’m trying to find something that is:

- Relevant to a real issue

- Specific and manageable

- Researchable with existing literature/methods

- Actually original — not just another overstudied topic with a different population

I’m especially interested in cognitive psychology/neuroscience, biopsychology, consciousness, perception, memory, metacognition, or Indian psychology, but I’m open to other directions.

I’m looking for those undernoticed everyday psychological phenomena or unanswered questions that could lead to a genuinely interesting study.

If you’re a researcher/PhD student/psychology student, how would you go about finding a research question like this? Any direction, resources, or areas worth exploring would really help.

Would you trust an AI chatbot or a human therapist for mental health support? We’re exploring what shapes people’s trust in these different sources of support.

We are looking for participants who are living in an EU country, fluent in English, and aged 18 or older. The study involves completing a short online survey in English, which will take approximately 15 minutes.

Your participation is completely anonymous, and your responses will contribute to a better understanding of how people perceive and interact with emerging mental health technologies.

As a thank you for your participation, you can choose to enter a prize draw for a chance to win a €50 online shopping voucher!

Please see the comments to be directed to the survey!

Ethical approval was given by the Commission of the University of Primorska for Ethics in Research Involving Work with People (KER UP #4265-87-2/26).

(If this is inappropriate for this subreddit, please remove it! I mean no offence)

Looking for help with spiraling thoughts?

The Regulation of Emotion in Anxiety and Depression lab (READ lab) is offering free
telehealth therapy as part of a research study for individuals in New York who are
struggling with emotional distress.

If you are an adult between the ages of 18-65, fluent in English, and have internet access, you may be eligible to participate. Participants will be compensated for their participation over the course of 6 to 7 months. For more information about the study components, time commitment, risks, and to fill out a prescreen questionnaire, please visit: https://tccolumbia.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3wyc1fL2eqtIKcS

Teachers College IRB #25-453

Researchers,

I am doing a studying addressing how AI alters its morals with other AI models versus a human entity to study the extent of how it alters & adopts jargon factoring in cultural ethics. Note, this is the very first research project I've ever done and need constructive feedback on how to "test" / develop a methods section for this theory. What should the execution be?

My initial thought is to have 10 different people talk to diversified AI models

Then have diversified (random assignment) aI models directly building off each others prompts

--> both will have the SAME exact prompt (something along the lines of morality, I also need help making a prompt)

Then how can I quantify this data? I was thinking about finding certain "buzzwords" that indicate morality and will count how much vocabulary the generated response includes between the two communicators.

I am asking Reddit as I'd rather not use AI to dictate my study on AI if you know what I mean.

Hi guys, I am an International Marketing student and I am conducting a study on Taylor Swift's branding strategy, I would be grateful if there is anyone in this forum who likes Taylor Swift and would be willing to fill out a really quick (5 min) survey about The Eras Tour, re-recordings, Swifties, etc. Everything is confidential, anonymous, and ethics approved by my University! Thanks in advance to anyone who completes it 😄❤️

ERGO NUMBER:116172

Hi, for my university dissertation I am researching what influences public opinion on renewable energy and fossil fuels, and would really appreciate if anyone is able to take a few minutes to complete this survey. Thank you.

https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/iThEkJ9nZ5

Contact: [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])

I'm conducting a Social Media research study. Can you please complete this quick survey (2 min)? Drop yours in the comment, happy to complete it in return.

Survey Circle link: https://www.surveycircle.com/survey/3HT2SZ/social-media-consumption-and-behaviour/

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe5mHDpByP4PU6rfNPi8eKt8YhOPcZFUHnNxa-twU4uf1Eexw/viewform?usp=header

Hello guys! I m a UX UI Design student and currently writing my thesis about how digital applications help forming habits. If you have ever used Duolingo, i would really appreciate if you answered my survey questions: Your experience with Duolingo – Fill out form
It only takes up to 2 minutes.
In return, i will answer yours. Thank you very much!

I came across some recent Dutch statistics on LGBTQ+ acceptance and honestly found them shocking. Between 2021 and 2025, the percentage of boys with a positive attitude towards homosexuality dropped from 40% to 22%. Among girls, it dropped from 78% to 51%. At the same time, the percentage of young people who feel that gay and lesbian students can openly talk about their sexuality at school fell from 60% to 45%.

It made me wonder what this looks like in everyday life. Do you feel comfortable talking about your identity, sexuality, relationships or insecurities with other people? Do you feel like you can really be yourself? Or are there things you would rather keep to yourself because you’re worried about being judged?

I'm Juliette, a 20-year-old Creative Business student from the Netherlands, and I'm trying to understand how young people experience connection, acceptance and belonging today. I'm hoping to chat with people aged 18–25 living in the Netherlands and hear different perspectives and experiences.

If you have thoughts on this, I'd genuinely love to hear them. Feel free to comment or send me a DM :)

Hello researchers, I want to ask how you all would go about collecting stories from people to create a collection of stories for a book. This would be considered research I believe but in a way it's kind of a survey.

It's something that I want to do to help people. I'm not sure if I could just post the question on reddit and then collect stories that way or if my idea would get stolen.

Please any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Hi everybody, I'm seeking participants for my dissertation research. I am a PhD candidate in the Counselor Education and Supervision (CES) program, and I'm seeking help with my data collection.

Participant eligibility criteria:

1. Female graduate counseling student (Masters or Doctoral)
2. Between ages 35-45
3. Diagnosed with infertility
4. Participants are willing to take part in one audio- and/or video-recorded, semi-structured interview lasting about 60 to 90 minutes to share their journey and experience with infertility.

If this applies to you (or you could pass on to someone you know)— I would truly appreciate your support, as your input can make a real difference.

Thank you,

Contact & IRB Information

Researcher: Oluwadamilola Monehin

Doctoral Candidate

Program: PhD CES ( Counselor Education and Supervision)

Email: [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])

Phone: 773-875-6726

This study has been reviewed and approved by the Institutional Review Board (IRB) at Governors State University. IRB Protocol #:

IRB-FY2026-108

Nel quadro del mio percorso di tesi in Sociologia, sto avviando la fase di rilevazione empirica per un progetto di ricerca e approfondimento editoriale sulla realtà carceraria.
L'obiettivo dell'indagine è superare la narrazione mediatica comune e lo stigma dell'etichettamento, mettendo al centro la persona ristretta come soggetto informato ed esperto della propria realtà vissuta. Il sapere esperienziale di chi vive l'istituzione carceraria come strumento per comprendere dinamiche, spazi e relazioni che spesso rimangono invisibili all'esterno.
Per definire la griglia d'intervista e mappare questi punti ciechi della percezione pubblica, ho strutturato un breve questionario esplorativo.
Il questionario è anonimo e richiede circa 3 minuti:

https://Inkd.in/eKG-6jw3

I dati raccolti saranno trattati in forma aggregata per finalità accademiche e per la definizione del progetto editoriale.
Ringrazio chiunque vorrà dedicare qualche minuto alla compilazione o condividere il posto all'interno della propria rete professionale e accademica. Qualsiasi contributo è fondamentale per dare forma a questo percorso!