Attitudes to Chronic Illness
Haffiezhah An-Nadiah Azlan - University of Sheffield, UK.
Time to complete - 15 minutes.
This is a sign-up survey for an online study concerning attitude to chronic illness.As part of the research we will contact you to take part in the online study approximately 3 days after this sign-up survey.The study is password-protected and you will need the following password to log in: sign
Eating Patterns and Preferences
Sydney Heiss, BA and Julia Hormes, PhD - University at Albany, SUNY, USA.
Time to complete - 15 minutes.
Please consider taking a survey about eating attitudes and preferences. Everything is anonymous and you’ll be asked questions about your eating patterns as well as some general attitudes and behaviors.
How Acceptable are Placebos in Primary Care – and who should they be Prescribed to?
Hannah Brock - University of Southampton, UK.
Time to complete - 15 minutes.
If you are over 18 and have sought treatment from a healthcare provider (GP, chiropractor, counsellor, etc) for symptoms of depression or back pain, you can complete this online questionnaire. The study aims to explore under what conditions you find it acceptable/unacceptable for doctors to prescribe placebos to patients.
Exploring Young People’s Understandings of the Health consequences and (Short and Long Term) of Eating Behaviours
Aspasia Ftenou - University of the West of England , UK.
Time to complete - 20 minutes.
The purpose of this study is to explore perceptions of the health consequences of eating behaviours among young people living in the UK by completing a quick survey. You will be asked to write about your understanding of healthy and unhealthy eating and your own eating behaviours.
Psychological Factors in the Management and Self-Care of Type 2 Diabetes
Megan Pumpa, Dr Navjot Bhullar and Associate Professor Debra Dunstan - University of New England, Australia.
Time to complete - 15 minutes.
Are you living with type 2 diabetes? This research aims to investigate the role of psychological factors in self-care for Diabetes among adults with Type 2 Diabetes, to discover how psychological factors may improve diabetes care.
For adults with type 2 diabetes only.
Student’s Attitudes and Beliefs about Food Consumption
Henna Coralic - Oxford Brookes University, UK.
Time to complete - 10 minutes.
What influences food choice? Help investigate the relationship between attitudes and beliefs about food consumption and eating behaviour. Findings will contribute to our understanding of the relationship between eating behaviour related to intentions/willingness to eat certain food in given situations, self-control/diet-concerns and food consumption/knowledge about fruit and vegetable guidance.
Attitudes and Intentions Towards Organ Donation Legislation and Posthumous Organ Donation
Isabella Sidenius - University of Sussex, UK.
Time to complete - 20 minutes.
This questionnaire will specifically ask participants about their donation status, donation willingness, attitudes to donation and intentions towards donation and discussing donation with relatives. Participants will be asked about their demographics; age, gender, nationality, country of residence, ethnicity, and political leanings.
The Effects of Future Self-Perceptions on Health Behaviours
Emma Gilbody and Kiran Sharma - The University of Sheffield, UK.
Time to complete - 20 minutes.
We are looking at the self-perceptions of individuals who are interested in or in the process of making a health behaviour change. The study consists of two online surveys administered a week apart.
Snack Choice in UK Adults
Dr. Emma Boyland Dr. Una Masic - University of Liverpool, UK.
Time to complete - 10 minutes.
We have an online study about the snack food and beverage choices of UK adults.
What Did you Do Yesterday?
Crivatu Ioana and Rebecca Hignett - The University of Sheffield, UK.
Time to complete - 45 minutes.
Third Year Students from the Department of Psychology at the University of Sheffield are conducting research to investigate how mood and self-perceptions are linked to behaviours over the course of the day. Participants will be required to complete and online questionnaire on two consecutive days.
The Role of Self-perceptions in Sleeping Behaviour
Chloe Reeves and Dr Fuschia Sirois - The University of Sheffield, UK.
Time to complete - 20 minutes.
This study involves completing an online questionnaire on your sleeping patterns and self-perceptions, you will then read a scenario and answer some questions. You will then be contacted 48 hours later with a link to complete the second part of the questionnaire.
Evaluation of a Tool to Help People Appraise Symptoms and Decide When to Seek Medical Help
Julia Mueller - University of Manchester, UK.
Time to complete - 15 minutes.
People with respiratory symptoms like coughing and breathlessness often wait for several months before seeing their doctor. We have developed an online tool that can help people decide if they need to see a doctor and we need people to help us test it
Tattoo Visibility in the United States
Stephanie A. Huskey - Northcentral University, USA.
Time to complete - 10 minutes.
This study will explore differences in tattoo visibility of adults living in the United States.
To Understand how Pregnant Women Seek and Utilise Information Online
Candice Simms, Julie Prescott and Lynn Mackie - University of Bolton, UK.
Time to complete - 10 minutes.
We believe it is important to explore how online health information seeking provides support and enhances coping during pregnancy, or ways in which it does not. It is beneficial for us to understand what constitutes skillful surfing in pregnant women, in order to develop skillful surfing guidelines
The Reliability of the Vulvar Pain Assessment Questionnaire (VPAQ)
Emma Dargie, Caroline Pukall and Susan Chamberlain - Queen's University, UK.
Time to complete - 20 minutes.
Female participants needed for a confidential online study to test a questionnaire that will help health care professionals assess symptoms of chronic vulvar pain. Participants must regularly experience vulvar pain, be 18+ years old, and read/write in English. Participation typically takes 15-30 minutes per part of the study.
Eating Patterns and Psychological Characteristics in Adults with and without Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and/or symptoms of ADHD
Panagiota Kaisari - University of Birmingham, UK.
Time to complete - 45 minutes.
We are interested in learning more about the eating patterns of individuals with and without ADHD and/or symptoms of ADHD and exploring what factors determine these eating patterns. If you are between 18-60 yrs old with or without ADHD please help us by completing this survey.
Decision Making and Health information
Sinead Moylett and David Hevey - Trinity College Dublin, Republic of Ireland.
Time to complete - 20 minutes.
The study aims to investigate decision making and health information. If you are at least 18 years old, you are invited to fill out the survey.
Attitudes about Alcohol Consumption, Eating Behavior, and Body Image
Beau Diehl - Walden University, USA.
Time to complete - 10 minutes.
The study consists of questions related to eating, drinking, and body image behaviors.
To participate in this study, participants must be: • An English-speaking male or female • At least 18 years old • An individual who exercises at least once a month • An individual who consumes an alcoholic beverage at least once a month • A resident of either the United States or the United Kingdom.
SOCHS – Study On Contacting Health Services
Lea Wilhelm and Stephan Dombrowski - University of Stirling, UK.
Time to complete - 15 minutes.
We are researching health service use to improve how these are offered to patients. We are looking for volunteers (18+) who would take part in a 15-25 min online study, the Study On Contacting Health Services (SOCHS). More information on study participation is displayed on the introduction page.
Personal Values In Relation To Health and Wellbeing
Parminder.S.Thindal and Professor David Sheffield - University of Derby, UK.
Time to complete - 20
Please take part in my online masters research project looking into people’s personal values in relation to their health & wellbeing – Anyone over 18 who speaks fluent english can take part!