Past Studies

This study explores the relationship between the ‘dark triad’ traits of personality (narcissism, psychopathy and Machiavellianism) and several aspects of job performance, such as task performance, contextual performance and counter productive work behaviour. This research also takes into account how mental toughness possibly influences this relationship.

This study aims to explore if people with different personalities, and who make decisions differently, prefer accessing news in particular ways. It considers: Print News, Online News, TV News.

Husband participants are needed for this brief online survey study on combat Post Traumatic Stress (PTS) symptoms and secondary stress symptoms in Veteran families of combat exposed female veterans of Afghanistan and Iraq wars. Help us in understanding secondary stress symptoms in combat exposed female Veteran families with children.

This study aims to measure perceptions of mentally ill offenders.

In need of level 4, 5 and 6 psychology undergraduate participants.

This study involves completing a short online survey which asks about how you feel and think about individuals who have experienced sexual violence. The aim of the study is to provide a clearer understanding of typical views of victims of sexual violence.

You are invited to participate in a research study on SEM, sexual and relationship satisfaction.The purpose of this study is to examine sexually explicit material usage (SEM), relationship and sexual satisfaction in females in same-sex and opposite-sex relationships. This study is important as it will contribute wo what little is known of female Sexually explicit material use.

Only females within same-sex and opposite-sex relationships should be recruited.

In this survey, you will be asked to bring to mind a particular type of event from your life, spend a few minutes writing about it, and then fill in some questionnaires about your feelings regarding the event and your emotions in general.

This study concerns the relationship between stress and the problems stress may cause to our everyday cognition (memory, attention, decision making, etc.). Participants should be 18+.

This study assess differences between personality traits, gender identification and views on gender roles.

This project broadly aims to consider the relationship between music preferences, including particular musical styles, and specific aspects of personality.

The current study aims to investigate how individual differences influence people’s responses to close relationship partners’ behaviour. Your participation would involve reading a hypothetical scenario depicting a relationship misdeed and completing on-line surveys relating to this scenario.

This study is to investigate the relationships between life satisfaction and social acceptance. After consent you will be asked to comment on 6 scenarios, then finally complete two likert scale questionnaires on life satisfaction and social acceptance.

This study investigates the impact of personality on online communication.

The following survey aims to examine retail employees’ experiences of expressing and managing emotions at work. There are no right or wrong answers, so please answer as honestly as possible.

This study is looking into what effect accent has on credibility in a courtroom setting. You will need a computer with audio capabilities, and read the instructions carefully. It will also compare accents to images, trying to find out if there is any relation between accents and specific facial features.

The purpose of this study is to find ways to improve on prospective memory performance or ‘memory slips’. Research could prolong independence in adults with Alzheimer’s disease or Dementia. The study involves measures of prospective memory performance and cognitive ability.

Participation involves completion of one personality questionnaire and one questionnaire about a relationship in which your partner ended the romantic relationship. You must be over 18 years old to take part in the study.

A short experiment about performance in a fun cognitive task. You’ll watch a short video, then perform a visual task. Your answers will be completely anonymous and will contribute to social science research.

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.

Short online survery looking at attitudes towards seeking help for mental health problems.

Must be under 25 years old, and preferably a student.