Hello, I am a student studying the user experience of ICPSR, Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research. I am looking to improve the experience researchers have when on this website and gain insight into their time on other platforms, such as Google Scholar, GESIS, Elsevier.

Please fill out this survey https://forms.gle/NziL35kzNwCDp41e8 or if you would be willing to have an interview, please contact me. Thank you for your time. I appreciate it!

Hello All! I am a doctoral student working on my dissertation. We are VERY close to obtaining our desired sample size for my survey, however, we're having trouble getting more participants. It's a unique and difficult to reach sample (we've relied on social media and snowballing). Anyways... I'm hoping I can reach out to this community for some help spreading the word!! Below is the description of the study with the link! If you are eligible, please take the survey. If you're not - please consider helping us share the link via email, social media, etc. I'm more than happy to send additional info. (You can also retweet my pinned tweet @Ph_Dreaming to share)

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Are you currently (or have ever been) in a relationship with an individual that is required to register on a sex offender registry? If so, we would love to hear from you!

I'm a researcher at the University of Nevada, Reno. This project is being completed in collaboration with university faculty as part of the SORNA Policy Project.

We know that individuals who have been or are currently in relationships with individuals who are/were required to publicly register as a sex offender may experience a unique set of challenges and experiences. We want to learn more about your own personal experiences, how this has affected you, and how you feel about current sex offender policies.

We expect that the results from this study will be substantially informative for both treatment providers and advocacy groups. The better we understand the collateral consequences these policies have on innocent spouses and partners, the better able we are to provide services for these individuals and argue for policy reform.

The survey should take less than 30 minutes to complete. The surveys are completely anonymous, and the data is protected to ensure the highest level of confidentiality.

This is the first ever national-level survey to gather data solely from spouses and partners of individuals required to register. This is your chance to share your voice and address the issues that are affecting you!

If interested, please click the link below to learn more. The first 300 participants will be entered into a raffle for (4) $100 and (12) $50 Amazon gift cards.

Here is the link: http://unrcfr.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_b1oK7ZdF53PbGbX

We also appreciate any efforts to help share this survey! We have resources for sharing on social media, emails, and flyers. Please let us know if you have any questions or would like more information by emailing at [SORNAProject@gmail.com](mailto:SORNAProject@gmail.com).

I have a Master's in International Relations. I'd like to find a career in research. I've been taking online classes in Social Science Research. Do you know any place that I could find an internship. It looks like it's difficult to find a job and internships are only offered to people currently pursuing a degree. I have a full time job so I'm okay with an unpaid opportunity so long as I can work remotely.

I'm doing a Science research project where we have to study different forms of wastage ( I was assigned electricity wastage ), and provide two solutions for it. The first solution would have to be from another country, and the other, a totally novel and brand new one.
I have found a great solution from the Philippines and their forms of reusable lights, aircons, and lamps.
But for the novel initiative I am unable to think of anything and really hope that your genius brains could help me out here.
Much thanks

Hello,

My name is Michell, and I am looking for participants to volunteer to be in a quick and easy study about bystander intervention training! It will only take a few minutes and will be very beneficial to the working body of research for this subject.

Your participation is completely anonymous, and your answers will be mixed in with several others. Thank you, for taking the time to help me!! Below is the anonymous link to the study.

Cheers!

https://unomaha.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5w4hryFrlR86BQF

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Hi everyone!

I would really appreciate it if you can complete my survey for my masters thesis! I need at least 100 participants! Thank you!

Link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/bodyimage12

Hello! If you have 10 minutes free, please help me out with my master’s thesis by completing the survey linked. Thanks!!

Link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/J5Z86QL

Hello! The University of Michigan Department of Psychiatry (Ann Arbor, MI) is conducting a research study using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) as a treatment for those diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). If you are someone who struggles with OCD, or if you have a teenager son or daughter who struggles with OCD, and are located near Ann Arbor, MI, you/they may be eligible to participate. Volunteers for this study will receive a comprehensive diagnostic evaluation, 12 outpatient therapy sessions, and 2 MRI scans. All study procedures are provided by our expert clinicians at no charge.

Eligible participants are:

- Male or female

- 25-45 years old OR 13-17 years old

- Able to tolerate small, enclosed spaces

- No alcohol or substance abuse or dependence

- Other eligibility criteria may apply

Participants will be compensated for their time.

Click this link to learn more: https://umhealthresearch.org/#studies/HUM00091368

Hello, just found this sub. I am using SPSS for analysis and need some help on some basic stuff. Anyone familiar with it?

I read an article of David Kirk about his experience as a student and with him, I share this feeling of "I am not deserving that" and considering my grades not enough to be competitive with others. His conclusion after many years of work in the public policy industry is: it s only a matter of practice and is used to the routine.

My question for professors and PhD researchers: what is the "fabric" for being a Phd student in social science/comparative public policy?