Personality Psychology

Managing the Emotions of Others

Elizabeth Austin - The University of Edinburgh, UK.

Time to complete - 30 minutes.
Oct
27
2016

This project examines people’s preferred ways of changing the moods and feelings of others and how these are related to personality and emotional disposition. The results from this project will also be used to create a shorter, easier to use scale to measure managing other’s emotions.

Procrastination and Sexual Orientation

Arbel Vigodny - London Metropolitan University, UK.

Time to complete - 5 minutes.
Jun
1
2016

This is a short questionnaire regarding procrastination, and sexual orientation, as well as conscientiousness and depression.

Personality, Behaviour, and Location-Based Real Time Dating (LBRTD) Applications

Dr Evita March and Alexandra Slocum - Federation University, Australia.

Time to complete - 5 minutes.
May
16
2016

This study is on personality and behaviour within Location-Based Real Time Dating (LBRTD) Applications such as Tinder, Grindr and Happn. It will investigate narcissism and antisocial behaviour on these applications, looking at self-esteem and gender as predictors of antisocial behaviour.

Personality, Wellbeing, and Belief in Own Capacity Among Workers

Reza Pribadi and Tom Bailey - University of Nottingham, UK.

Time to complete - 10 minutes.
May
16
2016

This project is about personality and its relationship with work exhaustion among workers. In addition, we want to see if worker’s belief in their capacities to do his/her job plays an important role in the relationship between personality and work exhaustion.

Personality and Stress: How do You Cope?

Karlien Paas, Dr Claire Hart, Dr Erica Hepper, and Professor Constantine Sedikides - University of Southampton, UK.

Time to complete - 30 minutes.
May
16
2016

How do you cope with stressful or difficult situations? Different people will answer this question differently – but how is your ability to deal with stress affected by your personality and how does stress affect your experiences in everyday life? This is a 3 part diary study, with 6 surveys. This study requires you to answer a questionnaire every 3 days, for the next 15 days. We will contact you via email for each subsequent part of the study

An Investigation into Variability in Personality

Neil Grant - University of Glasgow, UK.

Time to complete - 15 minutes.
Apr
12
2016

This study aims to investigate variability in personality. Specifically it aims to investigate personality variability in general, as well as across different roles (friend, son/daughter, worker) and mood states. It also aims to investigate links between personality traits and levels of variability in personality.

Personality and Preference for Violent Video Games

Eva Murzyn - University of Glasgow, UK.

Time to complete - 5 minutes.
Apr
9
2016

This study is interested in the relationship between personality and the preference for playing violent video games.

Do People with Different Personalities Prefer Accessing News in Different Ways?

Dr. Steven Caldwell Brown - The University of Edinburgh, UK.

Time to complete - 15 minutes.
Mar
11
2016

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.

Personality and Gender Differences

Guillaume Durand - Maastricht University, The Netherlands.

Time to complete - 30 minutes.
Mar
8
2016

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

Experiences of Romantic Break Ups

Gayle Brewer and Loren Abell - University of Central Lancashire, UK.

Time to complete - 10 minutes.
Feb
10
2016

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.

Creating False Memories

Mirka Orsagova and Erica Hepper - University of Surrey, UK.

Time to complete - 30 minutes.
Feb
2
2016

The overall aim of this study is to explore how people’s memories are created and whether certain personality traits can predict the creation of false memories.

Human Motivation Project

Drs Alex Siegling and K. V. Petrides - University College London, UK.

Time to complete - 60 minutes.
Dec
28
2015

This study is of a psychometric nature and its purpose is to validate, and generate norms for, a new assessment instrument in the area of motivation. We will ask you to provide demographic information and complete a few questionnaires.
 You must be a UK-based university student in order to qualify for the study.

The Personality Inventory for DSM-5 and its Prediction of Substance Use: A Comparison with Trait Impulsivity

Elliot Miller and Dr. Andy Cooper - Goldsmiths, University of London, UK.

Time to complete - 30 minutes.
Nov
25
2015

This study is interested in whether a new model of personality, the Personality Inventory for DSM-5 (PID-5), can predict substance use.

Who Do You Love? A Study of Personality Style and Mate Value

Chantal Sowemimo-Coker (PI) & Dr Lawrence Josephs - Adelphi University, Derner Institute of Advanced Psychological Studies, USA.

Time to complete - 30 minutes.
Oct
25
2015

Previous research shows differences in how we perceive others as potential mates, but not how we view ourselves as potential mates. The purpose of this research is to investigate personality characteristics impact ratings of one’s value as a mate in a romantic relationship.

Resilience and Depression in Individuals from Different Socioeconomic Statuses

Asaly Skrenes - University of Manchester, UK.

Time to complete - 5 minutes.
Oct
3
2015

This study is looking at rates of depression and levels of resilience in different socioeconomic statuses (SES) in the UK. Resilience is a positive quality individuals have that allows them to adapt and adjust to difficult times. This focuses on how depression and resilience correlate with one another.

This study is only for UK residents aged 18-65. Thank you very much! Kindly, Asaly Skrenes

Social Perceptions and Trust

Alessandra Teunisse and Dr. Trevor Case - Macquarie University, Australia.

Time to complete - 20 minutes.
Aug
24
2015

The purpose of this study is to develop a scale measuring social perceptions and the tendency to trust people. If you decide to participate, you will be asked to complete demographic information and an anonymous questionnaire online.

Women’s Personality and Mate Preference

Minna Lyons and Jessica Green - University of Liverpool, UK.

Time to complete - 10 minutes.
Jul
22
2015

This study investigates the impact of women’s personality on their choice of potential partners using short questionnaires.

Personality, Emotions and Romantic Relationships

Tamara Bobera and Dr Rachel Grieve - University of Tasmania.

Time to complete - 30 minutes.
Jun
17
2015

Personality, emotions and romantic relationships. Looking for people (especially MALES to complete online study).

Personality and Academic/Professional Standing

- University of Southampton, UK.

Time to complete - 30 minutes.
Jun
4
2015

This study is aimed at understanding the relationship between personality and academic / professional standing. You will be asked to fill in some questionnaires regarding yourself, your personality and your academic/professional standing. You are advised to complete the survey in private so you can be honest and open. To take part in this study you must be 18 years of age or older and a student OR currently be working in an organisation.

An Exploration into Migration Effects on Schizotypy: A study between Britain and the Caribbean

David Barron - University of Westminster, UK.

Time to complete - 15 minutes.
Jun
4
2015

This project by the University of Westminster is to investigate personality between people from the Caribbean community who have migrated to the UK, or born in the UK, and those resident in the Caribbean. The first phase is a survey examining beliefs and personality types, where participants complete a questionnaire.

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