Developmental Psychology

The Effects of Mood-Relationship Interactions

Ketaki Thosar - University of Edinburgh, UK.

Time to complete - 30 minutes.
Sep
19
2016

This study aims to explore the interactions between the attachment styles between a young person and the primary caregiver, self-compassion, depression and the effects these have on the perception of soothing.

The Relationship between Adverse Childhood and Adult Problem Solving

Michael Dimambro - University of Worcester, UK.

Time to complete - 30 minutes.
Mar
11
2016

Children raised in stressful environments are typically associated with reduced cognitive performance in adults. However, recent studies suggest that whilst childhood stress may impair some cognitive performances, it may actually improve specific cognitions, such as cognitive shifting. This improvement is believed to be an evolutionary-developmental adaptation to their environment.

Developing a new measure of adult attachment: Implicit and explicit measures

Dr. Liz Bates, Dr Niki Graham-Kevan, and Dr. Abi Thornton - University of Central Lancashire, UK.

Time to complete - 15 minutes.
Sep
30
2015

This research aims to form the pilot stage of a project to develop a new measure of adult attachment because current measures are found to be inadequate.

 

 

Attachment Pathways to Deliberate Self-harm: Mediating Effects of Emotion Regulation, Suppression, Reactivity and the Roles of Anger and Shame

Roslyn Galligan and Daniel Van der Pluym - Swinburne University of Technology, Australia.

Time to complete - 45 minutes
Jun
9
2015

This study will look at how Self harm behaviours are influenced by individuals’ styles of attachment. The research will attempt to map the motives for self-harming behaviours by identifying the emotional patterns featured in insecure types of attachment (avoidant and anxious).

Heritability of Sensory Processing Traits in Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

Chelsea Donaldson and Johannes Stauder - Maastricht University, Netherlands.

Time to complete - 10-15 minutes
Apr
11
2015

We’re exploring the heritability of abnormal sensory processing and how this relates to other ASD traits and behaviors.  Requirement: biological parent of a child 2+ yrs old. For our control group, we need parents of typically developing children. By contributing your time, you can help improve our understanding of the heritable aspects of ASD.

Exploring Changes in Post-Secondary Students’ Well-being Across One Year

Dr. Leanna Closson - Saint Mary's University, Canada.

Time to complete - 20 minutes.
Oct
20
2014

This research aims to explore the behavioural, emotional, and academic adjustment among post-secondary students across one year. Participants will be invited to complete a survey 3 times over the year: Fall 2014, Winter 2015, and Fall 2015. Students attending a post-secondary institution (college, university, technical school) are eligible to participate.

Memory and the Self

Rachael Woodroffe and Dr. Helen Williams - Keele University, UK.

Time to complete - 20 minutes.
Apr
13
2014

This research stems from our interest in autobiographical memory and the formation of ‘the self’ in adolescence. In particular we are interested in how positive and negative events from life are recalled and how these memories differ across individuals.

General Population Gender Differences that are Thought to be Linked to Autism Spectrum Disorders

Tom Booth, Aja Murray and Michael O' Donnell - University of Edinburgh, UK.

Time to complete - 10 minutes.
Mar
26
2013

We are inviting you to take part in some scientific research on whether men and women in the general population tend to differ in behavioural preferences that are thought to be linked to Autism Spectrum Disorders. Your answers will help us to understand how gender is related to autism.

The Impact of Exercise and Social Comparison on Postpartum Women’s Body Dissatisfaction

Merrysa Dirganova and Siobhán Lehnert - University of Reading, UK.

Time to complete - 5 minutes.
Aug
13
2012

We are investigating exercise and social comparisons in postpartum women. If you, or someone you know has given birth in the last twelve months please help!

Family Relationships and Psychological Well-Being

Matthew J. McCormick, M.A. - University of Detroit Mercy, USA.

Time to complete - 30 minutes.
Jul
5
2012

The purpose of this research is to examine how the influence of your family relationships and your family background has affected you today. The volunteers for this study will be asked to complete a packet of questionnaires to the best of their ability about the volunteer and their family background.

Investigating Maternal Attitudes to Communicating with their Pre-verbal Infant

Amy Reid, Cassey Simpkins, Victoria Mellish and Liz Kirk - University of Hertfordshire, UK.

Time to complete - 15 minutes.
Feb
9
2012

Do you have a baby under 12 months? University research
Are you a Mum of a baby under 12 months of age? I am a third year undergraduate student at the University of Hertfordshire conducting research into what mothers think about communicating with their baby. This study will require you to answer a questionnaire which will take between 15 and 30 minutes to complete and any information you provide will be fully confidential. This is the link to the survey and explains the study more!

Maternal Parenting Beliefs and Child Anxiety

Dr. Adela Apetroaia - University of Reading
Sep
17
2010

This study addresses the links between maternal beliefs, behaviours, and the emotional development of their children. Participants should be mothers of children between 7 and 12 years old.

Brothers, Sisters, and Attitudes

Barbara Day and Dr. Michael Kahn - University of Hartford, Hartford, CT, USA
May
5
2010

This study explores the association between sibling relationships and attitudes toward women and women’s roles in society. The study will focus mainly on men, though women may take the survey.

Life Extension Questionnaire

Jennifer Tucker - New School for Social Research, New York, USA
Dec
19
2008

Scientists are working very diligently on ways to extend the human life span. This battery of surveys aims to measure individuals’ attitudes toward this controversial scientific aim

The Relationship between Parenting Practices and Children’s Emotion-Regulation Abilities: A Cross-Cultural Study

Sneha Jethmalani & Prof. Roslyn Galligan - Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne, Australia
Apr
27
2008

The study looks at the relationship between parenting beliefs and practices (meta-emotion philosophy) and how this relates to children’s ability to regulate negative emotions such as anger and sadness

Cross-cultural Study on the Relationship between Maternal Bonding and Eating Psychopathology

Anna Fogel & Dr. Haroula Stathopoulou - University of Sunderland
Mar
5
2008

This study aims at assessing the influence of culture (collectivistic vs. individualistic) on the strength of link between the disrupted bond with the mother and development of an eating disorder

Parenting and Children’s Emotional Development

Rebecca Moore - University of Ottawa, Canada
Nov
19
2007

An examination of the relationships between parents’ responses to their 6-10 year old children’s negative emotions & the child’s ability to manage emotions.

Face Perception

Katharina Speckmann - University of Exeter
Aug
3
2007

This study investigates adult face perception with the help of morphed composite faces.

A Plausibility Survey

Elizabeth Johnson & Jesse Snedeker - Harvard University
Aug
3
2007

In this survey, rate the plausibility of 48 sentences describing events taking place in a playroom setting. Less than 10 minutes!

Adult Prototypic Face Processing

Katharina Speckmann, Dr. Alan Slater - University of Exeter
Jul
4
2007

This study investigates adult face perception

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