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• Human Decision-Making and game-playing
• What do you like?
• Fantasy-PLaying-Cards
• ABC-Letter-Experiment
• Self Description Questionnaire (Police)

Old Studies

Human Decision-Making and game-playing (Deadline: September 2003)

Participants interact with 4 partners, playing 4 cooperative/economic games with them. All participants receive a full de-brief via e-mail at the end. There are a number of draw prizes of £25. The experiment is part of the research at the University of Newcastle (Daniel Farrelly). All individual responses are completely confidential and anonymous.

What do you like? (Deadline: August 2003)

In this experiment we are interested to see which one of two pictures you prefer. 
The experiment consist of 38 pair of pictures and takes about 5 minutes.
If you have any questions concerning this questionnaire or the research behind it, please do not hesitate to contact Ola Thorn at Lund University via email.

Fantasy-Playing-Cards (Deadline: April 2003)
Have you ever played cards? This experiment with fictitious playing cards takes only 10-15 minutes. It is conducted by the department of "Cognitive Psychology" at the University of Potsdam ( Dr. Klaus Oberauer &: Karina Schimanke). Immediately after the experiment detailed information about the theoretical background of the investigation is provided. We hope, you enjoy the experiment!

ABC-Letter-Experiment (Deadline: April 2003)
This short experiment takes only 5-10 minutes. It is part of the research at the department of "Cognitive Psychology" at the University of Potsdam (Dr. Klaus Oberauer & Dipl.-Psych. Andrea Weidenfeld). Immediately after the experiment you will receive detailed information about the theoretical background of the experiment. Enjoy the puzzle!

Self Description Questionnaire (for Police only)  
(Deadline was: July 2002)
A questionnaire that consists of the BEM sex role inventory (BSRI), Work Role Orientation Scale (WROS) and the Sensation Seeking Scale (SSS). Takes about 20 minutes to answer. Complete anonymity was guaranteed. Questionnaire answers have been merged with those from many other people.If you have any questions concerning this questionnaire or the research behind it, please do not hesitate to contact us via email ( Anja Berger and Mirko Wendland).

 

Last Update: April 2003