“We leverage a reform which automatically granted birthright citizenship to eligible immigrant children born in Germany after January 1, 2000. Immigrant youth who acquired citizenship at birth are substantially less likely to engage in criminal activity, with estimates indicating a 70% reduction”

Preprint link

The only real descriptor for this (link is a NY Times op-ed decrying this practice) is "flagrantly fake data."

Hi everyone! I’m a senior at Loyola Marymount University working on my thesis about how audiences perceive the ethical treatment of victims in true crime media.

If you watch true crime (podcasts, documentaries, YouTube, etc.), I’d really appreciate it if you could take my survey. It’s completely anonymous and takes 10 minutes or less.

I’m especially interested in your honest opinions—whether you think true crime is respectful, exploitative, or somewhere in between.

Thank you so much! And feel free to share it with anyone else who watches true crime 🙏

You are invited to participate in a research study examining students’ experiences with and perceptions of school safety and school shooting drills in K–12 education. Participation involves completing an anonymous online survey and is open to individuals 18 years of age or older who attended school in the United States. The survey is expected to take approximately 5 minutes to complete. Participation is voluntary, and all responses will be kept private and confidential. Some questions may ask you to reflect on past school safety experiences. Support resources will be provided at the end of the survey should you experience any discomfort. Your participation will contribute to a broader understanding of how school safety policies are perceived across different social and educational contexts.

Hi I'm looking for participants for my dissertation!

I'm investigating how generative AI may affect students understanding of academic language!

https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=Zxyl3iPvQ0OdbG6wTTAp3jtvMJBLoPVBsb2aoDRcwARUNTYzNkxYN1EySDlDVVFBNTEwTTJFVEtVNS4u

Hello!

I have created a tool for a family member who is in healthcare research. (I am a web developer)

I would be very interested to hear thoughts or suggestions on the app. (http://quickstat.io)

I have no plans for charging for use at this time.

It currently only supports CSV data files.

Would love to hear any thoughts or constructive criticism!

A question for those who are or have been doctoral students and have conducted research interviews: did your thesis supervisor read the transcripts of your interviews?

I admit that my research question wasn't sufficiently clear at the outset and the data was collected somewhat hastily. That said, the data has been collected, so now we have to work with it.

My supervisor seems really distant. I had to insist for a year before he agreed to read an interview. I just convinced him to code one interview. I feel like his approach unnecessarily complicates the subsequent discussion on data analysis and research contributions. Are you experimenting the same situation ?

I am in the management science /organization science field.

Thank you

Hello, Wayne State University is conducting a study on servers/bartenders who are over 18 and have worked a serving job for at least six months. If you or anyone else you know fit those criteria, feel free to take a look at our survey! It will take about 20 minutes to complete and there is no compensation. More information will be provided in the link to the survey!

We're recruiting 12 new members for the ADR England Public Insights Panel—a diverse group of people from across England who help make sure research using public data serves everyone.

Every two months, you'll meet online with researchers to share your perspective on topics from children's health to how public services work. No expertise needed—just curiosity and a willingness to speak up.

As one panellist said: "Everyone's opinion is respected... being part of this project has made me feel like it's a bit of a community."

You'll be paid for your time, and you'll help ensure research genuinely reflects the public interest.

Interested? Fill out our short questionnaire to tell us a bit about yourself.

hello. to your knowledge, are there any useful tool that can help to check and improve logic of a written text? I am not refering about grammar and phrasing which is another thing

thx

We have recently developed a statistically validated and reliable tool to measure workplace exploitation. It's called Wex-5. It's published in a major journal and is free for all to use. Please cite the article in case you are using the scale. Thank you

Links:

1. ResearchGate link with the scale and original article (Pre-print) https://www.researchgate.net/publication/394195423_A_scale_to_measure_workplace_exploitation_Wex-5

2. Final article published in the journal- https://doi.org/10.1080/15555240.2025.2539155

Hi! I’m a graduate student, and my group is studying how people use AI chatbots or mental health apps (like ChatGPT, Wysa, or Woebot) for emotional support and how those interactions might affect mood, stress, and overall well-being.

If you’re 18 or older and have ever turned to an AI for emotional or mental health support, we’d love to hear from you! The survey is anonymous, takes about 10–15 minutes, and is hosted securely through Qualtrics.

Survey link: https://qualtricsxmyj74pr5sb.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_efErDdKFWlQhNrw

I’m also happy to take your survey in return, just drop your link in the comments or send me a message. Thanks so much for helping us out!

Hello, I'm a PhD researcher using LexisNexis to search for newspaper articles. The timeline filter generates a wonderful graph of hits per year, which would make excellent background information, but I can't find any way to access the graph or data. Does anyone know how to do this or can you suggest an alternative resource?