Sex Differences in Depression from an Evolutionary Perspective
Nicola Olive and Dr. Gayle Brewer - University of Central Lancashire
This study is investigating sex differences in depression. You will be asked to complete several questionnaires that should take approximately 30 minutes to complete.
UK residents only aged between 18-35.
The Interplay of Self & Partner Identities in Relationships Study
Soonhee Lee and Ronald D. Rogge - University of Rochester, U.S.A
In a relationship? At least 18 years old or older? Have a partner who might do a survey with you? This survey takes 25-35 min to complete, involves you and your partner both participating (at separate times), assesses both conscious (self-reported) and subconscious (implicit) attitudes. At the end of the initial survey you will be offered the chance to participate in short follow-up surveys, 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21 and 24 months from today’s date.
The relationship between the Recall of Memories for Successes and Failure and the Planning of Current and Future Goals
Robert Dempsey - University of Manchester
This study is investigating how the recall of autobiographical memories for past successes and failures is associated with the planning and pursuit of personal goals.
Online Study Exploring the Association between Problem Solving Skills and Feelings of Defeat and Entrapment
Robert Dempsey - University of Manchester
This study is investigating how the ability to resolve problems may be associated with the intensity of feeling defeated and entrapped by current circumstances. (Participants should be 18 or over).
Positive and Negative Spontaneous Memories
Antje Hofmann, Jill Newby and Associate Professor Michelle Moulds - University of New South Wales (UNSW), Sydney/Australia
This study investigates the relationship between autobiographical memories, thought processes and emotions. We hope to learn how memories and beliefs about memories affect the way people think and feel.
An Analogue Investigation of Cognitive-behavioural Models of Body Dysmorphic Disorder
Mr Serafino Mancuso and Prof Michael Kyrios - Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne Australia
This study investigates how appearance concerns are maintained through factors such situational triggers, coping strategies, and mood. You can still participate even if you do not experience appearance concerns.
An Exploration of Client Experiences of Same Sex Couple Counselling
Jan Grove - University of Leicester
This study seeks English speaking clients who have had same sex couple counselling /therapy to complete a brief online survey. The research aims to enhance therapeutic support for same sex couples.
Investigation of the Relationship between Past Traumas and Perception of Pain: The Roles of Emotional Processing and Altered Self-capacity
Selina Horsham (Trainee clinical psychologist) and Professor Man Cheung University - University of Plymouth
The study aims to investigate the link between past traumas and people’s perception of pain and examine whether the processing of emotion and altered self-capacity mediate this relationship.
Remembering Your Mother
Sarah Pouliot, M.A., TLLP - University of Detroit Mercy, USA
This is an online survey regarding prosody and object relations. Specifically, my dissertation project seeks to explore the functionality of the voice in the context of object representations and intrapsychic development, expanding current psychodynamic thought.
Thinking Style in Illness
Heather Soo, Dr. Kerry Sherman and Dr. Maria Kangas - Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia
This project is part of a research program that examines the role of ruminative thinking in psychological and behavioural outcomes in illness. This stage of the project involves testing the newly-developed Multidimensional Rumination in Illness Scale (MRIS).
Mood Memos – Emails to Improve Your Mood
Amy Morgan, Prof Tony Jorm and Prof Andrew Mackinnon - University of Melbourne, Australia
The study aims to help improve mild depression symptoms and prevent major depression. It is testing the helpfulness of regular emails containing information and advice about depression. Participants must be 18 or older and not be in treatment for depression
The Role of Object Relations and Attachment in the Capacity to Be Alone
Jonathan J. Detrixhe, M.A. - Long Island University, Brooklyn, NY, USA
The purpose of the research is to study the connection attitudes toward solitude and mental health. Participants must be 18 years or older to participate in this study. you will be asked to respond to multiple-choice questionnaires and answer fill-in-the-blank questions about your self, family, and significant others
The Gateway Project
Morton Ann Gernsbacher, PhD & Christina Nicolaidis, MD, MPH - University of Wisconsin, Madison & Oregon Health and Science University
The Gateway Project is a series of continuing online research studies on topics such as health care, well-being, and problem solving. You must be 18 years or older and have access to the Internet to participate
Couples and Spirituality
Kristin Lenihan - Alliant International University
This research explores connections between aspects of religiousness and religious behaviour and romantic relationship functioning. Takes approx 30 mins
Participate if: 1) You are married or in a committed relationship with your partner, 2) You have been living with your current spouse/partner for at least 6 months and 3) You are at least 18 years of age
Significant Personal Experiences Survey
Dr Nadia Wager - Buckinghamshire New University
This study is examining responses to various forms of trauma and victimisation. It is hoped that the findings from the survey will offer valuable insight that might lead to the development of more effective intervention and prevention programmes for victims of sexual violence
Attitudes Towards Mental Illness
Anisa Surti - Nottingham Trent University
This research study is looking at attitudes towards mental illness
Rumination and Well-being
Peter Taylor and Dr Alex Wood - University of Manchester
This is a brief survey exploring the association between different forms of rumination and psychological well-being. Please only take part if you are aged 18 or older
Investigating the Effects of Romantic Relationship Breakup: A Longitudinal Study
Laura Hunt and Cheung Chung - University of Plymouth
The study is investigating the amount of stress experienced after romantic relationship breakup, and how coping, personality and past negative experiences may influence the amount of stress experienced due to that breakup
Attitudes towards people with Psychological Problems
Graham Courtney and Dr. Rocco Crino - University of Western Sydney, Australia
The study examines the relationship between attributions about the causes of others behaviours, and empathy. It is also looking at whether clinical diagnoses impact the types of attributions made. Participants answer questions relating to their attributional style, attitudes towards psychological disorders, and about their reaction to a particular individual described within the study
Can the Theory of Planned Behaviour help explain intentions to engage with Low Intensity Psychological Therapy? A collective model with effects of Traditional Masculinity Ideology
Mr Deepak Sankhla - The Open University
This study aims to apply a particular theory of health behaviour to predict young men’s intentions to engage with Low Intensity Psychological Therapy (more commonly referred to “guided-self help”). The research also aims to assess the effect of traditional masculinity ideology on the intentions to engage with this type of therapy. Takes about 5 minutes
Young men aged 18-30 from the UK