Exciting news: Our 📝 symposium on Internet-based research was accepted for the #SCiP2021 conference 🗣 by the Society for Computation in Psychology! 🥳 The event will be online on November 4th, 2021 from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Central Daylight Time, with the symposium running from 2 to 3PM! Join us & save the date! ❤️https://computationinpsych.com/conference/
As part of our 4th Summer School on Internet-based Data Collection and Analysis, Prof. Dr. Anja Göritz (University of Freiburg) will give a public keynote (“Collecting Data in Online Panels and Crowdsources”) at the University of Konstanz: It will take place Wednesday, September 15th 2021,5:00 PM in the A 701 room. Abstract:
Does the way of conducting a web-based study pay off in terms of obtaining more and/or better responses by study participants? In the talk, I examine the effects of offering different types of rewards to potential respondents on data quantity and quality. The rewards I look at are study results, donations to charity, bank transfers, loyalty points and payments via PayPal. Moreover, I talk about effects due to the season of year in which a study is conducted, the weekday when sending out invitations to a study to potential participants, the use of reminders and the length of a study. Finally, the talk compares online panels and crowdsources in terms of obtaining more and/or better responses when used as a pool to recruit respondents for web-based studies.
The iScience article “Users of the main smartphone operating systems (iOS Android) differ only little in personality” by Götz, Stieger, & Reips (2017) is among the top 10% most cited PLOS ONE papers published in 2017 🎉 Check it out here: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0176921 #researchgoals
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