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Bridging the Past and Present: How Early Experiences Shape Creative Express
University of Greenwich, GB
Hey everyone!
I’m Morgane, a researcher at the University of Greenwich (UK), and I’m conducting a study on how early childhood experiences can influence emotional creativity in adulthood. If you’re over 18 and open to sharing your experiences, I’d love your help!
The survey is completely...- 30 Min(s) to complete
- Sincere Gratitude
- Online Questionnaire
- Online
03 February 2025 Requirements- Over 18 years of age and open to sharing their experiences
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Doing Time During Pandemic Times
Liverpool John Moores University, GB
Doing Time During Pandemic Times is an investigation of experiential time and related impacts of COVID-19 restricted measures on people who lived in prison during the pandemic.
The study is looking to interview people (virtually or in person) who lived in prison during the COVID-19 pandemic in...- 60 Min(s) to complete
- Sincere Gratitude
- Interview
- Online
03 February 2025 Requirements- Study participants will be included if they are aged 18 or over and were in an English prison during the COVID-19 pandemic and the period of restrictive measures (March 2020-Summer 2022).
- Individuals will have served longer than a 12 month sentence.
- All individuals will currently be in the community and are welcome to participate if they are on probation.
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Links Between Food, Mood, Outdoor Leisure-Time and Eating Behaviour
University of Derby, GB
The study looks at the relationship between access to food, mood, leisure-time activity in nature (green space) and how it may impact one’s eating behaviour. This is a questionnaire study online, which takes about 10 - 15 min. and is part of dissertation research project for MSc. Psychology. ...
- 10 Min(s) to complete
- Sincere gratitude, Research outcomes
- Online Questionnaire
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02 February 2025 Requirements- Healthy individuals who are over 18 and are in the UK, and do not have cognitive impairment, psychological disorders, eating disorders
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