Research Participants Needed
Students are actively recruiting participants for their current projects listed below.
Please review the projects below and participate in the ones that best match your profile.
Students will answer survey questions related to college admissions variables, the college application process, and the college-related content they encounter on social media. This survey includes questions about family income, future education plans, and demographic background. Question types include multiple choice, short-answer responses, and 5-point scale questions.
Students aged 14-18 will be asked various opinions on art, politics, and their interpretations of visual arts after being provided a visual. The survey will take about 10-15 minutes and will assess a student's relationship with the visual arts and the impact visual arts has on a person's perspective. The purpose of this study is to observe whether or not visual arts has a direct correlation with a person's interactions with, in particular, activist spaces and personal morals. .
My survey is collecting research on high schooler's bodily autonomy in school settings. In my survey, bodily autonomy is defined as a student's ability to take breaks, have access to bathrooms, etc. The information I am gathering includes student's feelings on how differing amounts of bodily autonomy in school affects them, their school engagement, and overall freedoms.
Participation involves completing a Google Forms questionnaire about their reading habits, stress, and coping that will take approximately 8-12 minutes. The survey will include researcher-created questions about escapist fiction reading habits (reading frequency, genre preference, reading purpose, and self-reported use of reading for coping) along with the Perceived Stress Scale (PSS-10), a validated instrument that measures perceived stress levels. No identifying information of the participants (names, emails, etc.) will be collected. An example question is: "How often do you read escapist fiction?"
There is a high chance you have procrastinated in school. Whether it's because of exhaustion, no interest/motivation, or no time, high school students procrastinate for many reasons, and pretty often. If you align with this topic then complete this form!
With parental approval, respondents will be asked to examine their social media behavior, and assess some of their personal qualities on a Likert scale (1=Strongly Disagree, 5=Strongly Agree). I am measuring their connection to media figures with questions like "I feel connected to this creator." I'm measuring personal traits with questions like "I see myself as extraverted."
I am inviting you to participate in this research project because you are a perfect candidate due the overall main focus of my research. The purpose of this research project is to find solutions to help our peers find more resources and to limit the amount of female high school students that compare themselves and their body types to others online.
This survey is collecting information on children of parents who work irregular schedules / long work hours, and how these difficult hours impact their decision-making in both parental and professional settings. Daily routines and experiences are also assessed, and how children feel about their situation. The results from the study will help to better understand how both children and parents in this predicament can improve their daily lives, and how parents can make better decisions.
Particpants will take about 5 minutes to provide information regarding their opinions of AI and its implementation in healthcare. The purpose of this research project is to determine to what extent AI should be implemented in healthcare. The survey includes MCQ questions, 5-point scale questions, and an optional short-answer response.
Participants are asked to complete a 5-10 minute survey regarding their perspective on the way they were parented. The ideal demographic is high schoolers with siblings.
Sensitive Content Notice: This study asks participants to reflect on their experiences growing up, including their perceptions of their parents’ behaviors, discipline style, and family dynamics. Some individuals may find these topics emotionally uncomfortable or may recall experiences that are upsetting. Participants can skip any question at any time.
. Participants aged 15-19 will fill out a questionnaire that asks about their confidence and watch two short, 1-2 minute TikTok videos featuring skincare trends such as "morning sheds" and "Get Ready With Me," and answer the same questionnaire a second time. The experiment will not take over 5-10 minutes. The questionnaire may ask the participant to describe their level of confidence and ask a few additional questions about the participant's involvement in skincare.
The purpose of this survey is to study the relationship between empathy and world hunger. Participants will complete a Google Form containing self-reflection questions on their behavior. Interested students may be contacted for a follow-up interview to further study the effects that one's empathy has on community and humanitarian issues.
The purpose of my survey is to examine the perspectives people living in Maryland communities have on political polarization and my goal is to understand how people view political divides, their causes, and the effects they have on communities. All responses will be kept anonymous and used for academic purposes only.
Participants (teens and adults) will be asked to fill out a google form with multiple choice, and blank questions. the point of this survey is to determine the effect of pets on teens vs adults mental and physical health, and how the behavior of your pet affects it!
Survey:
What medical advice do you usually see on social media?
When you visit a medical facility/building, on a scale of 1-5, how are you treated?
Have you ever have an upsetting experience with a healthcare professional?
They will be asked to complete a google form where they will complete a self report SES measure, view 20 faces, complete a short distractor task, view 40 faces (20 old and 20 new) and report for each face if they seen it before and their perceived SES similarity to that face.
My subjects will be asked to select from a set list of career/college major clusters and select a field. Participants will then choose from a list of children's shows and ask a series of questions (on a scale of 1-5) of how influential various factors were on their interest.
Example: On a scale of 1-5, how much do you think family influenced your career interest?