Participate In Research

Below is a list of online studies where we are currently collecting data. To participate in this research, click the links below.

If you are a University of Stirling student participating for tokens, please sign-up for these studies via the PsychWeb portal.

Attractiveness of humour styles.

As part of her MSc dissertation, Poovitha Natarajan the attractiveness of humour styles. This study takes approx. 20 minutes. Click here to participate.

Perceptions of names.

We are running a study investigating social perception of names. This study should take approx. 10 minutes. Click here to participate.

Social impressions of online dating profiles.

Jess De La Mare, as part of her PhD, is investigating how people judge online dating profiles. This study should take approx. 30 minutes. Click here to participate. If you'd like to complete the study on SurveyCircle, please click here.

Impressions made from women's faces.

Egle Grazinskyte is interested in the social impression of women's faces, and is investigating this as part of their undergraduate dissertation. This study should take approx. 10 minutes. Click here to participate.

Factors that influence male attractiveness.

Alexandra Smith is investigating how informational cues impacts upon what we prefer in a partner for their undergraduate dissertation project. This study should take approx. 10 minutes. Click here to participate.

The social perception of voices.

For their undergraduate dissertation project, Ellie Turner is investigating factors that influence the social perception of voices. This study should take approx. 20 minutes. Please note that you will be required to play audio from your device in order to participate in this study. Click here to participate.

The disadvantages of being in a relationship.

Srun Manich In is investigating perceptions of the disadvantages of being in a comitted relationship as part of their undergraduate dissertation. This study should take approx. 15 minutes. Click here to participate.

To participate in research from labs we collaborate with, follow the links below:

Face Research Lab - University of Stirling

Face Research Lab - University of Glasgow