Social Psychology

This research explores the effect of subliminal stimulation. Participants are presented with information below the threshold for conscious awareness, then asked to complete a color-naming task. Participants must be at least 18 years of age and speak English as their native language.

You’ll be asked to answer questions about your physical well-being and your feelings.

You’ll be asked to answer a list of questions about an article focusing on human behaviour and answer some questions about your world view.

You will be asked to indicate your 3 most favourite TV programmes, films and video games. You will also be asked to answer general questions regarding your beliefs and feelings. You must be 18 or over to participate and regularly play video games and watch TV/films.

This project investigates narrative accounts of personality and identity, and is particularly interested in individuals’ ability to generate self-concepts. Participants will be asked to write a brief description of a life event or place and will then make some simple, broad statements about themselves and rate these on several dimensions.

This short study examines how people’s past experiences relate to their present understanding of themselves. If you participate, you will be asked to describe a situation from the past. Participants then will respond to a number of questions about their current beliefs, thoughts, and feelings.

The study tries to identify what people think are the most important decisions in life; how people think these decisions ought to be made; how people make these decisions; what people think can go wrong when making decisions; how well peoples’ decisions turned out; and what people might do differently.

This study asks about the quality of your family and non-family relationships throughout your life, major life events that you have experienced, and your experience giving compassion to others.

I am a Master’s student of Psychology at Royal Holloway, University of London and am carrying out a study on why people ride bicycles, supervised by Dr. Anat Bardi.

This is a social psychology study about your personality, feelings, judgment, and way of thinking.

This is a social psychology study about your personality, feelings and values.

This study is concerned with general knowledge and different attitudes and preferences. In the first part of this study, you will be asked to complete a short test. In the second part, you will be asked to write shortly about different subjects and answer a few questions about your attitudes.

This is a short online survey which is examining men’s attitudes, beliefs and perceptions concerning social interactions between men and women in contemporary work settings. The study takes approximately 10 minutes to complete.

A short 20 minute survey consisting of a short task known as the beads tasks, and a series of personality questionnaires. This will contribute to my PhD research and participation is greatly appreciated.

A survey on how society views and empathizes towards individuals living with chronic or acute pain, using pain perception recall.

This study is concerned with memory of past events. You will be simply shown a photograph related to a recent public event, and be asked several questions about this event. We would be grateful if you participated in EITHER this study, OR “Memory for Public Events B”, but NOT both.

This study is concerned with memory of past events. You will be simply shown a photograph related to a recent public event, and be asked several questions about this event. We would be grateful if you participated in EITHER this study, OR “Memory for Public Events B”, but NOT both.

A survey of three parts (demographic, political questionnaire, and the Rosenberg scale) is designed to determine whether there is a difference in self-esteem levels between the different political viewpoints.

This study is concerned with the way we remember our past. Participants will be asked to recall an event from their past and then answer several questions about the event and the way they see it now.

This study aims to investigate the influence that familiarity, education and the level of severity has on adult’s perceptions of learning disabilities. This will enable a better understanding of adult’s perceptions of learning disabilities, which may help improve current interventions for those with learning disabilities.