Social Psychology

This study examines womens’ perceptions of men’s attractiveness. Participants MUST meet the following criteria: ***FEMALES ***AGES 18-30 ***HETEROSEXUAL. Participants will view a serious of photos and complete a questionnaire, based on their perceptions of attractiveness.

You will be asked to read a short passage and answer a few questions about the person in the passage.

You must be British and 18+ years old.

The study focuses on how people behave in relationships. Specifically, we would like to learn more about the types of behaviors people engage in to prolong their romantic relationships.

This study seeks to determine factors that impact sibling relationships when one child has been diagnosed with pediatric cancer. In particularly, investigating the understanding of healthy siblings between the ages of 10 and 18 years old regarding the shift in family resources and about their social and emotional well-being

Participants must be women, aged between 18 and 35. This study involves taking a maths test and well as completing psychological scales.

In this study, you will be asked a series of questions about how and when you watched ‘Making a Murderer’, what you think of the trial (and the outcome) as well as questions on wider world events and a brief measure of personality. There are no right or wrong answers.

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 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.

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.

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 study is in part a replication of Piff (2010 and 2012) and looks into the relationship between socioeconomic status and ethical behaviour. It will include a questionnaire then an online version of the dictator game, employee negotiation game and game of chance.

This study involves completing a short online survey. It involves rating a fictional person on a short personality instrument, as well as creating a short summary of that person by writing about your impression of that person in your own words.

This research is to see if the way the public understands the effects of terrorist events either witnessing or hearing about them can be seen as a predictor for radicalisation.

This research study is an online survey which aims to explore whether adult attachment styles can predict the Facebook surveillance of an ex-partner and if this is potentially mediated by breakup distress. This is important as previous literature has had a central focus on current partners.

This study aims to investigate the relationship between personality and online health information seeking. You will be asked to complete a personality test, along with a series of questions regarding where you search for health information, and how you act upon it.

Take part on 2 short online questionnaires on consumer behaviour investigating affective evaluations of purchases. On the first questionnaire you will be asked to describe a particular purchase that you plan to do this autumn term for more than £50 and less than £1000. Questionnaire responses will be anonymous. Although, you will need to provide an email address in order to take part in the second part of the study, but email addresses will be kept separately from the data and will be removed from the data after the completion of the second part of the study.

Researchers in Cardiff University are inviting childless people aged 18-28 to complete an online survey exploring parenthood goals. You will be asked to complete measures of attitudes towards disabled parents. You will also be asked about your intentions to have children and your sexual orientation.

The purpose of this project is to determine how gratitude and well-being are related across various demographics, and whether the elicitation of grateful thoughts can temporarily increase subjective well-being. This survey is open to anyone aged 16 and above.