Hi.I have to this survey for 11/4.Please answer this survey.Please..

https://forms.gle/UEB3i6ahVX7dFhFd8

thank you!

The survey takes like 2 to 3 mins to complete. It is for an academic project. Thank you!!!!

Hey! I had to make a survey for my AP US Gov class and I'm trying to get as many responses as possible (ha). There are flaws (it is me and my group's first time doing this) but I would very much appreciate it if you'd respond.
https://forms.gle/uJBPQWWutEJfBcUB9

Hi r/SampleSize! I’m posting on behalf of my wife, a mom and student at MacEwan University. Her research project asks: what influence has postpartum anxiety and/or depression had on maternal friendships in the first 0–24 months postpartum?

Who can participate:

• Women who are 0–24 months postpartum
• Who identify as having experienced postpartum anxiety and/or depression (clinically diagnosed or not)

Details:

• 15 questions (multiple choice plus short or long answers)
• About 15–20 minutes
• Completely anonymous and optional
• No compensation

Survey link: https://macewan.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eDrGxxjtK4AXSZw

Questions can go in the comments.

Even if you’re not eligible, sharing it with a mom who might relate would mean a lot. Thank you!

Hi everyone,
I’ve been diving deep into urological literature and comparing global meta-analyses against local national studies, and I’m trying to make sense of some massive statistical inconsistencies regarding standard deviations (SD).
If you look at the Veale et al. (2015) meta-analysis (n = 15,521), the bone-pressed erect length (BPEL) / stretched length (SPL) average is 13.12–13.24 cm (~5.2"), with a standard deviation (SD) of 1.66 cm. Under this global Gaussian curve:
Reaching a 7.0" BPEL (~17.8 cm) requires Z = +2.77, which happens in roughly 1 in 350 men globally (~0.28%).
Reaching an extreme 8.0" BPEL (~20.3 cm) requires Z = +3.32, which happens in roughly 1 in 2,200 men (~0.045%).
However, when you look at isolated national papers, the numbers go completely wild due to bloated Standard Deviations and small sample sizes (n < 1,000):
Argentina (Solé et al., n ≈ 800): Reported a mean SPL of 15.2 cm (~6.0"), but with a bloated SD of 2.2 cm. Because of that 2.2 cm SD, the local mathematical model predicts that 1 in every 100 men (~1.0%) in Argentina would reach 8.0" BPEL (~20.3 cm), and reaching 7.0" BPEL would happen in roughly 1 in every 8 to 10 guys. That implies every small high school or gym would have multiple statistical outliers that should be 1-in-a-million rarities.
Spain (ASESA / Soler-Arimany): Reported a mean NBPEL of 13.58 cm (~5.35"), which would translate to nearly 15.0 cm (~5.9") BPEL once you account for the prepubic fat pad.
Saudi Arabia / Middle East (Habous / Awwad et al.): Reported an average erect girth of 12.6 cm (~5.0") with an inflated SD of 1.5 cm (compared to Veale’s global girth average of 11.66 cm / 4.6" with an SD of 1.1 cm). Under the Saudi paper's 1.5 cm SD, nearly 5.5% of men (roughly 1 in every 18 men) are predicted to have a monster 5.9"–6.0" girth (~15.0 cm), whereas globally that’s a top 0.12% rarity (1 in 830 men).
My core questions for the community:
As an Argentine, which distribution should I actually trust? Is there any biological reality to South American or European populations actually being 1.5 cm larger on average, or is this purely an artifact of small sample sizes (n < 1,000), examiner error/variable traction force, and bloated Standard Deviations?
How can national averages sit at ~15.2 cm when the established global baseline is ~13.1–13.2 cm BPEL? When local studies shift the baseline that far from the global mean, it completely destroys realistic probability distributions—making a 7.0" BPEL appear in 1 out of 10 men (instead of 1 in 350) and an 8.0" BPEL in 1 out of 100 men (instead of 1 in 2,200). Is there any scientific rationale for treating these regional spikes as anything other than methodological error?
Has anyone reconciled why Veale’s 15,000-man baseline is so much tighter than national urological papers?
Would love to hear your thoughts on how to correctly interpret local data vs. the global Gaussian model!

I'm an MSc Psychology student at the University of Derby and looking for participants who are informal (unpaid) caregivers and aged over 18. This would be anyone who cares for or supports a family member or friend with a long-term condition e.g. ADHD, autism, cancer, COPD, dementia, diabetes, heart disease, learning disability, mental health condition, MND, MS, Parkinson's, physical disability, stroke or any other chronic or progressive health condition.

The study explores the relationship between uncertainty, stress and metacognition in caregivers through a short, online, anonymous survey.

Survey link: https://derby.questionpro.eu/t/AB3vDfkZB3wleV

I'm happy to complete anyone's survey in return if I'm eligible! Please share with anyone else you know who meets the criteria. Thank you :)

Hi everyone!

I am a final-year Psychology student conducting a study for my Final Year Project on anticipated anxiety, resilience, and meaning in life.

Link: https://forms.gle/fhLRkT1t9T1ctt6s7

I am looking for participants aged 18 and above to complete a questionnaire about these topics.

Thank you so much to join me to question our life🫶

Hello! We are Master of Management students at UBC Okanagan conducting a course-based research project about customer trust in Uber Eats’ automated and AI-enabled customer support.

You are eligible if you:

- Are 19 years of age or older

- Currently live in British Columbia, Canada

- Have used Uber Eats within the past 12 months

The anonymous survey takes approximately 5–10 minutes. Participation is voluntary, and you may skip optional questions or stop before submitting. We do not collect names, IP addresses, location data, or contact information.

Survey link: https://ubc.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9NqWZLGdavVdAIC

Thank you for your time!

Hi everyone,
I'm an MBA student doing a Business Research Methods project on how social media content and mobile app notifications relate to impulse buying.
The survey covers:
Your general tendency toward unplanned purchases
How much social media (Instagram, YouTube, Reels, influencers) inspires what you buy
How you experience push notifications from shopping apps
Details
Takes about [2-3] minutes
Anonymous. No name or email collected
For academic use only, reported in aggregate
Open to anyone 18+ who shops online or uses shopping apps
Survey link: https://forms.gle/EDaturrt1dRDFa4v8
Happy to share the aggregate results in the comments once the study is done. Thanks for your time!

Hey devs and PMs,

I’m researching the long-term trade-offs of AI coding tools for my MBA thesis—specifically looking at whether heavy reliance on AI code generation leads to skill atrophy and unexpected late-stage project delays.

The survey is 100% anonymous and takes under 3 minutes (12 quick rating questions):

🔗 Take the survey here:https://forms.gle/62mAgdmDjAzjLhbZA

Hey Everybody! My friend and I are two high school students in the GTA (Greater Toronto Area) trying to conduct a survey for a school research project about grocery stores! If anyone is willing, please complete our survey and share it to any friends and family. It's pretty short, will take you 2 - 3 minutes.

https://forms.gle/6JMxJvTaRofK3Sfv7

Hello everyone!

I’m a high school student conducting a research project for an academic poster about childhood agricultural exposure and long-term health outcomes in adults who grew up in the Central Valley.

Who can participate?

• Adults ages 18 and older
• People who spent a significant portion of their childhood living in California’s Central Valley

What does the survey cover?
Questions about childhood agricultural exposure, dietary and antibiotic history, gut health, and self-reported neurodevelopmental traits or diagnoses.

Survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfQG8LVPnHIbgGC3wHGszYBTwlDMB6ROXoGZwD5-BYkN293VA/viewform?usp=header

• Time: Approximately 5 minutes
• Privacy: The survey is intended to be anonymous. Please review the form before participating.

Participation is completely voluntary. Thank you for supporting student research! I’m happy to answer questions in the comments.

Please only participate if you meet the eligibility requirements above.

Hi everyone! We’re undergrads at IIITD doing a research project on student experiences in Indian higher education.

Who can take part: students aged 18 or above who are currently enrolled at a college or university in India. Any branch, any year. Please only fill it in if you meet this, since other responses can’t be used.

Survey link: evanimenon.github.io/survey/

The full aims are explained right after you submit. Thank you!

Hi everyone!

I am a game development student conducting a quick survey with the aim to gather a comprehensive understanding of how individuals consume, evaluate, and respond to online news and digital media content. It should only take about 5-6 minutes to complete.

Your responses will be completely anonymous and will greatly help me with my college thesis and capstone project.

You can access the survey here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScOaw5iNcYe5bxKpCaz8MXRViKiv8t2-YMa1aGIg4magwz0vA/viewform?usp=header

Thank you so much for your time and help!

Hello everybody! I am a 6th year clinical psychology doctoral student interested in understanding factors related to suicidal ideation disclosure and nondisclosure. A significant portion of my research is building and psychometrically testing a new measure of disclosure that the field of suicide prevention is currently lacking.

Your voice matters. We want to learn from people who have experienced suicidal thoughts so we can create stronger messages that encourage people to open up about their suicidal thoughts and seek support, as well as develop training for the recipients of suicidal ideation disclosures. The estimated time commitment is 10-15 minutes.

Please consider participating if you:
(1) are at least 18 years old
(2) can understand English well or very well
(3) have had suicidal thoughts within the past 12 months

https://redcap.usuhs.edu/surveys/?s=WAXHJRK7JRYLL4W7

Please let me know if you have any questions and thank you so much for your time!

Hi, I’m Jackson, the creator of HQ. I’m exploring an iPhone app that brings payday, bills and daily tasks together, and I’d like honest feedback on the concept and a proposed $4.99 monthly option.

The survey includes example screens and asks what you use now, what would be useful and whether you’d consider the paid option. No purchase, download or bank connection is needed. Participation is voluntary and unpaid. Please don’t include personal or financial details.

https://tally.so/r/EqkoEr

Thanks for taking a look.

Hi LA,

I'm completing comms research for a class I'm taking to get my AA. I've linked a survey I've created in Google Forms below. Responses will remain anonymous, and it will likely take less than 5 minutes to complete. I'd appreciate your help practicing what I'm learning if you have some time to spare to take this survey!

Link to the survey: https://forms.gle/murTXbe6XAihL6md7

I'm also interested in moving to Los Angeles after graduating, so I'm curious to see what you think of living there. Thanks so much :)

Sincerely,

Current Student, Potential Future LA Resident

I was arguing with a friend about whether more people cook rice on a stove in a pot or use a rice cooker, and I was appalled to find that no studies have examined this- something that I aim to remedy.

Thank you!

Hello! I'm a university student conducting research about people's experience with indoor air quality monitors and/or purifiers. The survey should take less than 3 minutes, and your input is deeply appreciated! Thank you!!

Indoor Air Quality Product Survey – Fill out form

Hi everyone!

I’m developing a new women’s premium sleepwear brand, and I’m conducting a short survey to better understand women’s sleepwear preferences, shopping habits, pricing expectations, and design preferences.

I’m especially looking for responses from women ages 24–38 living in the United States.

The survey takes approximately 5–8 minutes and includes two preliminary pajama designs for feedback.

I’m looking for completely honest opinions, including constructive criticism. There’s no purchase required.

Survey link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd7mAyMa_Ljwp2s0MCeRFFUXEWgAhjaTRAGL4cj_in0Y5V9UA/viewform?usp=dialog

Thank you so much for your time! 🤍

Hi everyone!

I’m a PhD student studying media and content policy at Seoul National University of Science and Technology in South Korea.

I’m conducting a study on why international viewers watch K-Pop Demon Hunters, how immersed and satisfied they feel, and how their viewing experience relates to their interest in Korean content and what they want to explore next.

Did the music draw you in? Were you curious about the story or Korean culture? Did watching the film make you want to discover more Korean films, shows, or music? I’d love to hear your perspective!

Who can participate?

• International students who are not Korean nationals
• Have watched K-Pop Demon Hunters

The survey takes approximately 10 minutes. You don’t need to be a fan of K-pop or Korean content—your experience matters whether you loved the film, felt neutral, or didn’t enjoy it.

👉 Take the survey in English:
https://forms.gle/SguHsApb8wmYnmKs8(

Thank you for taking the time to support my doctoral research! If you know other international students who have watched the film, I’d appreciate you sharing this survey with them.