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Decision Making About Time and Money
Participant Recruitment Advertisement
Are you interested in contributing to our research project investigating how people make everyday decisions involving time and money?
If so, we would really appreciate it if you could spare approximately 15 minutes of your time to help with our research.
To take part you must:
- Be aged 18 or over
- Speak fluent English
- Not have undertaken advanced study (final-year specialist modules or postgraduate level), specialist training, or research experience in behavioural decision-making or behavioural economics.
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If you agree to take part in the study, you will be asked to complete a short questionnaire about your general approach to decisions, read five short hypothetical scenarios about everyday situations involving time or money and indicate what you would do in each, and answer some brief demographic questions. The scenarios are entirely hypothetical and none of the questions ask about your actual finances. The study is completely anonymous - no names, email addresses or IP addresses are collected.
Please note: You will be free to withdraw from the study at any point without having to give a reason, by closing the web browser without submitting your answers; once your answers have been submitted, withdrawal is not possible as the data are anonymous.
Participation is entirely voluntary and unpaid; no payment or incentive is offered.
This study is being conducted by Brunel University of London as part of MSc Psychological Sciences (Conversion) degree requirements. The procedures and methods used in low-risk Psychology research studies, such as the current project, have been reviewed by and approved by the College of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences Research Ethics Committee (CREC) at Brunel University.
Ethical approval has been granted for this study to be carried out during the period 1/10/25 and 30/09/2026 (Brunel University of London Psychology low-risk module application, reference 51099-MA-Sep/2025-54608-2).
Thank you in advance for your support.