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Difference between US and Japan regarding apologies (in case you missed)
Meikai University, JP
It has been pointed out that there are significant differences between how corporate public apologies are made in the United States and Japan. To get evidence of that, we will ask well educated U.S. citizens with working experience to compose a corporate apology message in around 260 words after...
- 1 Hour(s) to complete
- Online Shopping voucher
- Experiment
- Online
09 October 2024 Requirements- ・In this study, we will survey people aged 25 or older who have three months or more experience in the fields of public relations, public affairs, advertising, crisis management, journalism, or any related fields at any organizations. Thirty American participants are required.
- ・Participants will first read a scenario about a corporate scandal, and then, based on that scenario, will be asked to write a CEO message of around 260 words to be read by the CEO. There will also be simple survey questions afterwards. Detailed information will be provided to those who agree to cooperate.
- ・Skill level is not an issue, as the purpose is to compare the US and Japan.
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Attitudes towards fresh produce
University of Leeds, GB
We are currently conducting a study at the University of Leeds that explores attitudes toward fresh produce, and I’m inviting YOU to participate!
💡 What’s involved?
- Complete a short Implicit Association Test (IAT) with images—a computer-based task measuring automatic associations.
- Answer...- 15 Min(s) to complete
- Prize draw for £25 Amazon vouchers
- Experiment
- Leeds, UK
14 October 2024 Requirements- Adults
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The influence of blurred visual stimuli on decision-making in sport
Liverpool John Moores University, GB
A critical feature of successful sport performance is perceptual-cognitive skills, such as decision-making. Expert athletes are able to detect key visual cues to anticipate the likely outcome of their opponent’s actions and select a response under severe time constraints. The aim of this study...
- 45 Min(s) to complete
- £10 shopping voucher
- Experiment
- Tom Reilly Building, Liverpool John Moores University, Byrom St, Liverpool L3 3AF, UK
24 September 2024 Requirements- Participants must meet criteria for all participants, and either skilled or novice netballers.
- ALL participants:
- • Female
- • Aged 18-40
- • Normal/corrected to normal vision with contact lenses
- • Free of musculoskeletal injury
- • No known neurological condition
- NOVICE netballers
- • No recreational netball experience in the previous 12 months
- • Not currently training in a team-invasion sport and no previous high-level experience (e.g., in football, basketball)
- SKILLED netballers
- • Training and competing in netball for minimum 3 hours/week
- • Competing at senior level for a minimum of 2 years (e.g., university BUCS/national/local leagues).
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