Personality Psychology

Web-based completion of personality and cognition related questionnaires and demographic information. No time restriction or appointment needed. Survey can be paused and resumed at a later time/date. For further information, please follow the study link.

In this study you will respond to some questions about your personality, reflect upon a personal memory, and then respond to some questions about your reactions to the event that you remember.

This study is recruiting people aged 16+ to investigate how individual differences affect recall of short film clips. You will complete some questions about yourself, then view a short video clip. Then we will ask you some questions about the video, and your responses to it.

Currently little is known about how narcissism develops. This survey aims to examine how different social factors such as technology, social perceptions, stress and childhood experiences may influence the development of narcissism.

This study aims to examine the link between nostalgia and decision-making. Nostalgia is a self-relevant and positive emotion which bolsters our self-esteem. While examining the link between nostalgia and decision-making, we also aim to examine the interaction between nostalgia and certain aspects of personality.

The survey is investigating the predicted link between how people vary their behaviour in social situations and personality traits. These traits include Self-monitoring, Machiavellianism, Impression Management, and Authenticity, which are characterised by changing behaviour to match situations. Previous research has observed a link between personality variability and lower psychological well-being.

This study investigates how personality influences romantic relationships. You must be female, over 18, heterosexual and in a current romantic relationship (of one year) to take part.

This study investigates how personality influences the dynamics of romantic relationships. You must be male, over 18, heterosexual and be in a current romantic relationship (of at least one year) to take part.

Study Description: People differ in the way they resolve simple every day decisions involving diverse choices and uncertainty, and these differences are often described as differences in risk attitude. This survey explores people’s preference choices and contrasts them with weighted models of decision making under risk.

I am looking for people that are currently in a relationship and aged 18-60 years to take part in my survey for my dissertation. My study is about certain personality traits and whether or not they affect commitment and/or satisfaction levels in romantic relationships.

This is a multiple choice questionnaire study investigating links between individuals’ personality traits and the quality of their romantic relationships. If you are aged over 18 years, and are interested in taking part, please follow this link to the online study.

This project examines ways of changing the moods and feelings of others and how they relate to personality and emotional disposition.

This is a social psychology research related to personality and feelings

You are invited to take part in a research project exploring individual differences in personality traits. You will be asked to complete a survey battery consisting of five relatively brief questionnaires.

This project examines people’s personality patterns, with a particular focus on personal habits and preferences in communication skills, interests, and social skills.

Evaluating women’s attitudes, behaviours and beliefs in regards to their sexuality. Understanding how women view themselves as sexual beings and the forces involved in shaping one’s sexual self-concept. This survey is anonymous and participants may choose to not answer any questions they find uncomfortable.

This project examines peoples’ preferred ways of changing the moods and feelings of others and how these are related to personality, emotional disposition and life satisfaction.

This is an anonymous survey in which you will be asked to describe and rate a past experience you originally found to be stressful. In addition, you will be asked to complete several personality measures.

This is a prospective study exploring how personality traits relate to alcohol and cannabis use. Participation involves two testing sessions. The first session will take around 20 minutes; the second will be in three months time and will take around 10 minutes. Both can be completed online.

We want to see the degree to which positive personality and states relate to general personality and the more negative aspects of disposition.