Online Experiments Tests and Testing Psychology

Online Experiments

Various psychologists use the Internet to collect data for their experiments, either with surveys or using Java Applets to collect reaction time data.

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• - Contains a memory improvement course and two tests; the Daily News Memory Test and the Galton-Crovitz test. Associated with the University of Amsterdam.
  
• - A short survey to check the validity of items in the BSRI. Takes between 5 and 10 minutes to complete.
  
• - Online surveys and psychological experiments conducted by the staff and students of the Psychology Department at Macquarie University.
  
• - Collection of online research surveys created by researchers, faculty, and students at the University of Baltimore.
  
• - Experiments involving memory for Chinese characters, as well as English words and images.
  
• - Online social psychology studies by the faculty and students at the University of California, Los Angeles.
  
• - A study about how people process descriptions of familiar objects, conducted at the University of Cambridge.
  
• - Selection of reaction time experiments from the Universität der Bundeswehr. Some tests in German only.
  
• - 10-minute survey on freedoms and limitations placed by parents on children; participants should be parents with at least one child age 5-17.
  
• - An online experiment about how people rate others on a number of dimensions.
  
• - Brief psychological surveys and experiments in which volunteers can participate. Studies change regularly.
  
• - A series of experiments on judgements of physical attractiveness.
  
• - Online psychology experiments and surveys at the University of California, San Diego, Attention and Perception Lab.
  
• - Several social psychology online experiments at the University of Southern California. Most open to U.S. residents only.
  
• - An online study investigating self-esteem.
  
• - A research experiment on sexual attraction and human mate selection.
  
• - A series of online experiments designed to probe people's tacit understanding of intentional action.
  
• - A series of online experiments on different languages, designed by students and faculty at the Stanford University Linguistics Department.
  
• - Links to online experiments in a variety of fields of psychology
  
• - Several online studies about mate preference, as well as information about mate-choice research.
  
• - Examines your response to information about health risks. From the University of Cambridge.
  
• - A clearinghouse for internet psychology studies and research, online therapy experiments, cybertherapy dissertation, online support groups, Internet psychology courses, articles, discussion, and a weblog.
  
• - A series of experiments in both Japanese and English.
  
• - 10-15 min questionnaire on empathy (available in English and German). Detailed feedback on personal results is offered.
  
• - Participate in short, frequently-updated experiments about the traits people find attractive in faces and voices, find out how you compare to others, and learn more about the psychology of attractiveness.
  
• - Classic and new studies. Allows instructors to download the data from their class.
  
• - University of Zürich's large collection of online experiments going back to 1995.
  
• - A list of current and past studies involving legal issues.
  
• - An interactive scientific demonstration examining facial perception, from New Mexico State University.
  
• - Online experiments used to provide psychometric data for the development of professional psychological and ability tests.
  
• - Participate in frequently-updated psychology experiments about how people perceive personality characteristics in faces.
  
• - Questionnaire studies from an academic computing department about the use of computers by professional academics.
  
• - Social psychology studies covering a wide variety of topics such as gender representations and impression formation.
  
• - A York University study on work behaviors and attitudes. Open to everyone who is employed either part-time or full-time.
  
• - This is an online study involving memory. Participation in the study should be no more then ten minutes. Looking at pictures and answering questions.
  
• - Participate in online psychology experiments about cognitive neuropsychology.
  
• - A listing of online experiments. Organized by topic.
  
  

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