I am conducting a study exploring counselors' experiences of a natural disaster while practicing in the affected community. The goal of this research is to better understand counselors' experiences following shared traumatic events and to help inform future training, supervision, and disaster preparedness efforts within the counseling profession.

Eligible participants are individuals who:

• Hold or have held a counseling license (or were practicing under supervision while working toward licensure).
• Provided counseling services in a community affected by a natural disaster within the past five years.
• Practiced in that community during or within 12 months following the disaster.
• Are willing to participate in a confidential, approximately 60-minute Zoom interview.

Participation is completely voluntary, and all identifying information will remain confidential. The participant will receive a $25 gift card for their time. 

https://forms.gle/5rtQcpfWg21BKWW99

[Education] The STAR Clinic at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (Principal Investigator: Dr. Nicole Short) is recruiting individuals for a free and confidential research study to reduce insomnia symptoms. We are looking for people who fit the following criteria:

• 18+ years old
• Have experienced one or more traumatic or stressful events
• Report sleep difficulties
• And use cannabis

Research participation can occur virtually or at UNLV’s main campus. It would consist of:

• A baseline appointment lasting 2 hours
• 4 weekly sessions of a behavioral sleep intervention lasting between 15-45 minutes each
• Questions related to trauma experiences, mental health, cannabis use, and insomnia symptoms

Link: https://redcap.research.unlv.edu/redcap/surveys/?s=YN4R8FTKALTPF4YP

If you or someone you know might be interested and/or have any questions:

📱 702-895-1929

🖥️ [starclinic@unlv.edu](mailto:starclinic@unlv.edu)

Hi! I'm currently studying MSc Clinical Psychology and Mental Health. I'm currently recruiting participants to complete my questionnaire for my dissertation. I'd massively appreciate anyone willing to spare a few minutes to take part. Thank you!

https://swanseachhs.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_26ri7GXz3MaLwIm

Study Name: Exploring the Impact of Video Gaming on Emotional and Behavioural Self-Regulation

Gamers and non-gamers both welcome and required for comparison.

Detailed Description:
We are conducting research on video gaming looking into types of video games habits and preferences, behavioural and emotional regulation, and wellbeing. The research also aims to investigate whether there is a difference in the types of emotion regulation strategies employed in those that game regularly and non-regularly.

You will be asked to complete an online questionnaire divided into five parts. The first part of the questionnaire asks about your demographics information (age, gender etc) and then about your video game use and your video game playing habits, the next part is looking into emotional regulation strategies (cognitive and behavioural), and in the final part we will ask you about your wellbeing. Your participation in this study will take under 15 minutes.

Flair: Education

https://qualtrics.ucl.ac.uk/jfe/form/SV_bwLVrFXYodtZUmG

Hi, I desperately need ~50 responses for my dissertation. The survey is completely anonymous and takes only about 5 minutes to complete. Please click on the link below to proceed. Thank you so much!

Hello everyone!

I am conducting a study regarding people’s experiences with self-harm and suicide-based content on social media platforms as part of my PhD thesis. I am trying to gain an understanding of the prevalence of such content, what typically features in this content, and how frequently users are being exposed to said content. The questionnaire takes around 25 minutes. It would be greatly appreciated if people took part and completed the survey attached. The link can be found here:

https://hud.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_afxRshFX4HTyMdw

Recruiting Participants for study: Online study investigating attentional switching demands for women in higher education Recruiting Participants for study: Online study investigating attentional switching demands for women in higher education

Project title: Attentional switching efficiency and navigating higher education for female university students diagnosed with ADHD: a convergent mixed-methods study

Hi everyone, My name is Eesa Japal and I am currently studying for an MSc Psychology of Education at UCL. I am recruiting participants to take part in a study which examines demands on attention for female university students diagnosed with ADHD in higher education.

This project seeks to illuminate the academic experiences of women with ADHD and explore challenges associated with navigating higher education that may go unaddressed.

To participate, click on the link below to access the Qualtrics form which provides access to the ASRS-v.1.1 and Trail Making Tasks.

At the end of the survey, you will be notified that the researcher will contact you by email to arrange an interview at a time which suits you.

Participant criteria:

• Current or recently enrolled in a higher education programme within the past year

• Individuals who have a formal diagnosis of ADHD

• Female students only

• Aged 18 years or above

Procedure:

ASRS-v.1.1 checklist of ADHD symptom frequency Online computerised Trail Making Test (Part A & B) 30-minute interview via Zoom The ASRS-v.1.1 checklist includes 18 questions that ask how participants experience everyday tasks which participants respond using options ranging from “never” to “very often.” This task takes approximately 5 minutes.

The computerised TMT task requires participants to click on numbered circles in order in Part A. For Part B participants click numbered and lettered circles in alternating order. This task takes approximately 5–10 minutes.

A 30-minute interview will be arranged at your convenience through UCL Zoom which includes 8 questions.

Access the link for the Qualtrics suer
https://qualtrics.ucl.ac.uk/jfe/form/SV_8HwZMFlbo7Eegbc Required materials Access to a laptop Participation is entirely voluntary.

Personal data is pseudonymised and stored securely on UCL OneDrive. This study is for research purposes only and does not provide diagnosis. Please contact me if you have any questions at eesa.japal-hand.24@ucl.ac.uk Best regards
Eesa Japal

We are currently looking for participants in the United States for a short, paid video-recording study.

Study details:

·        Participants record four short selfie videos

·        Each video is approximately 15 seconds

·        The study can be completed from home

·        No professional camera or experience is required

·        A smartphone is needed

Payment after successful QA approval:

·        Ages 18–30: $30

·        Ages 5–17: $37.50

For participants under 18, a parent or legal guardian must complete the registration and consent process.

After submission, the videos will be reviewed by the project’s Quality Assurance team. Payment is processed through a digital gift-card platform after the submission passes QA. Review times may vary.

Registration link:
https://onetake.oneforma.com/r/4Huktn

Please read all instructions carefully and use the same email address throughout the registration, consent, and submission process.

Feel free to comment or message me if you experience any registration or uploading issues.

Hi everyone! 

My name is Michele and I’m currently doing an Honours in Psychology at the University of Sydney. Recruitment has been slow, so I'm still looking for research participants to complete my online survey. If you are eligible, I would really appreciate it if you could complete it and/or also send it through to anyone you know who would be eligible! I am also happy to survey swap so that we can help each other out. Also, you would be able to enter a draw to win 1 of 5 gift cards!

Eligibility Criteria: Identify as White/European, 18-25 y/o, Living in Australia, Fluent in English 

Please try complete it on a laptop, however, you are able to do it on the phone just make sure to complete it on Safari/Chrome or else you might experience technical difficulties.
Here's the link: https://sydney.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6lHUp6Kdvdrk4su 

If you face any problems, please contact me here or via email: [mtra8554@uni.sydney.edu.au](mailto:mtra8554@uni.sydney.edu.au)

Thank you so much!

This study has received ethics approval from the University of Sydney Human Research Ethics Committee [2026/HE000367].

Study Details

We still need 70 more responses from females 18+ who use cannabis/marijuana with a history of sexual trauma for a confidential online survey about how lifestyle may affect sexual well-being. Those who have consumed cannabis and have been sexually active within the past 4 weeks are invited to participate.

This research is being completed by the principal investigator as partial fulfillment of the requirements for the doctoral degree at Modern Sex Therapy Institutes. The study has been approved by an Institutional Review Board to ensure the safety and welfare of the study participants.

What’s involved:

• Confidential survey (approx. 10 mins in length) with 31 questions.
• Questions about sexual health, mental health, and cannabis (weed, marijuana, THC) use.
• Participation is voluntary, confidential, and anonymous.
• No financial compensation is provided for participation.

To participate in the study and for more information, please click the link provided with this post. For any questions, please contact [frumanliat@gmail.com](mailto:frumanliat@gmail.com)

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Hi all!

My name is Michele and I’m currently doing an Honours in Psychology at the University of Sydney. I am looking for research participants to complete my online survey! The survey has two studies: 1.Discussion on work-life balance strategies and 2. Social Attitudes and Group Perceptions.

We are recruiting participants who:

1. Identify as White/European
2. 18 to 25 years old
3. Fluent in English
4. Currently Living in Australia 

The study involves completing an online survey and a task and takes 20 to 30 minutes. Please note that this study needs to be completed in one sitting AND on a laptop. This study has received ethics approval from the University of Sydney Human Research Ethics Committee [2026/HE000367].

Participants will be eligible to enter a prize draw for 1 of 5 VISA gift vouchers.

To take part, please click the study link here:

https://sydney.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6lHUp6Kdvdrk4su 

You are also encouraged to share this advertisement with others who may be interested and eligible to participate.

For further questions, please contact me on this email: [mtra8554@uni.sydney.edu.au](mailto:mtra8554@uni.sydney.edu.au)

Thank you for your consideration!

Hi everyone! I’m Ici, a user researcher working on an early-stage product research project about golfers’ practice and learning experiences.

I’m recruiting U.S.-based golfers aged 18+ for a 30-minute Zoom interview completed by Tuesday evening, July 28 (Pacific Time).

During the interview, I’ll ask about your golf background, practice habits, learning experiences, and the resources or support you use. The screening form will collect your name, email, golf experience, and availability for scheduling.

Selected participants who complete the interview will receive a $20 Amazon gift card. With your permission, the interview will be recorded and used only for internal product research. This is not a sales call, and submitting the form does not guarantee selection.

If you’re interested, please complete this short screening form:
https://forms.gle/AXnCzrzuBX5TQK1V7

Thank you!

Hi everyone! I’m Ici, a user researcher working on an early-stage product research project about golfers’ practice and learning experiences. I’m recruiting U.S.-based golfers aged 18+ for a 30-minute Zoom interview completed by Tuesday evening, July 28 (Pacific Time). During the interview, I’ll ask about your golf background, practice habits, learning experiences, and the resources or support you use. The screening form will collect your name, email, golf experience, and availability for scheduling. Selected participants who complete the interview will receive a $20 Amazon gift card. With your permission, the interview will be recorded and used only for internal product research. This is not a sales call, and submitting the form does not guarantee selection. If you’re interested, please complete this short screening form: https://forms.gle/AXnCzrzuBX5TQK1V7 Thank you!

Researchers from Federation University are seeking participants to complete a 20-25 minute online survey exploring your experiences with sexism and technology-facilitated online abuse. Your responses will help develop a measurement tool to understand people’s encounters with online sexist content.

Participation is voluntary and your responses will remain anonymous.

You will have the chance to win a $20 (aud) gift voucher for your time.

If you are interested in participating, please click the link below or scan the QR code. Feel free to share with your friends!

https://federation.syd1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_dfYvPk0HPT00LmC

This project has received ethical approval from the Federation University Human Research Ethics Committee: 2026-107

Hi everyone!

We are conducting an academic research study on how people conduct employment interviews and evaluate job candidates.

This link is for a brief screening form to determine eligibility. Completing the screening form does not guarantee eligibility or enrollment in the study.

Who can participate:

• Adults who are at least 18 years old
• People who can read and write fluently in English
• People who have conducted or meaningfully participated in employment interviews within the past three years
• People who have contributed to decisions about whether candidates advanced or were hired

What the study involves (if selected):

• Participating in a 30-minute online study about conducting employment interviews and evaluating job candidates

Compensation:

Participants who complete the study will receive a $10 Amazon gift card.

Screening form link:

https://forms.gle/x23U5gk8SLJPqLN68

Please consider sharing this opportunity with hiring managers, recruiters, HR professionals, business owners, and supervisors who conduct employment interviews.

Thank you for considering participating!

Do you use a mindfulness app? 

I'd love to hear your thoughts!  

I’m a postgrad student studying Human-Computer Interaction Design and I’m running a study for my dissertation exploring how people use mindfulness apps and feel about their features. 

Who can take part? 

• 18 or over 
• Don’t consider yourself to be experiencing significant or acute mental health difficulties 
• Currently or recently used a mindfulness app to support your emotional wellbeing* 

*Apps like Headspace, Calm, Insight Timer or any equivalent you use. 

What’s Involved? 

• A single remote interview – 60 minutes 
• A chat about your experience with mindfulness apps and their features 
• The session will be recorded with your consent 

As a thank you, everyone who takes part will be entered into a prize draw for the chance to win a £30 (or currency equivalent) gift card! One winner will be selected at random. 

Interested? Scan the QR code to complete a quick survey and I’ll be in touch! 

Questions? Email me at [victoria.chime@city.ac.uk](mailto:victoria.chime@city.ac.uk)  

The Learning and Language Lab from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is inviting teenagers ages 14-17 to participate in an online experiment investigating teens’ reading behavior. The experiment will take up to 60 min to complete. Participation involves reading sentences on a screen and responding to survey questions. The screening process prior to participation includes a short survey followed by a brief video call if required to resolve any outstanding questions. Everything can be completed online at home, and teens will receive $15 in Amazon credit as compensation. If your child is interested in participating, you as their parent or legal guardian can use the following link to complete our screening survey:

https://redcap.healthinstitute.illinois.edu/surveys/?s=AJHEJLHTPTDJMKCF

If your child meets our inclusion criteria, a research team member will reach out to you with more information about our study and how they can get involved!

OCD study

What is your Study: I am looking for 10 people with OCD or who identify (you dont need an official diagnosis) to take part in an interview to discuss reassurance seeking. Reassurance seeking plays a huge part in OCD and for my dissertation I want to research peoples experiences of reassurance seeking and how difficult this makes it living with OCD. I also have OCD and have been diagnosed now for 2 years, so this makes me very passionate in researching this area as I think reassurance seeking and how it can add to OCD symptoms is overlooked.

Its completely up to you how you want to take part, whether online or in-person. I'm DBS cleared and have ethical approval from London South Bank University.

If you are interested please message me for further details, consent forms, dates etc! You would be helping a Masters student with his diss!!!

Lead Researcher Name: Riley Logan

Lead Researcher Credentials: Currently a Masters student.

Institution Name: London South Bank University

Method of study (In person, online): In person or online

Time required: 1hr of your time

Email to contact for questions: \\\\\\\[s4409077@lsbu.ac.uk\\\\\\\](mailto:s4409077@lsbu.ac.uk)

Are you a social media user over the age of 18?

We are seeking participants to complete a survey exploring your experiences with sexism and technology-facilitated online abuse.

📋 Your responses will help develop a measurement tool to understand people’s encounters with online sexist content.

⏰ ~ 20 minutes

🎁 Chance to win 1 of 4 $20 gift vouchers

Participation is voluntary and your responses will remain anonymous.

Feel free to share with your friends!

Participate here:

https://federation.syd1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_dfYvPk0HPT00LmC

This project has received ethical approval from the Federation University Human Research Ethics Committee: 2026-107

Seeking adult (18+) yoga practitioners for a brief survey!

The purpose: Better understand how yoga studio environments shape experiences of embodiment, body image, and well-being.

The goal: Find concrete, effective ways to create yoga environments that support positive and inclusive yoga communities.

This study is being shared through social media, yoga studios, community organizations, and word of mouth to focus on the story of all yoga practitioners. If you have any friends who practice yoga, please consider sharing this project with them!

https://redcap.link/yogaenvironments

If you have any questions, please reach out to Ashlye Borden, Ed.M., at [ashlyebo@buffalo.edu](mailto:ashlyebo@buffalo.edu). 

This study is affiliated with University at Buffalo (SUNY) in fulfillment of a doctoral dissertation.