How People Think About People and Behaviors

This study is interested in understanding how people evaluate each other and think about their own behaviors.

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Compensation

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Time

0.75-1 hour

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Duration, verbatim

45-60 minutes
Compensation confidence:
low
Duration confidence:
high
Currency kind:
unknown
Raffle only:
no

Who can take part

Age:
18 and over

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  • English fluency required

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Study record

IRB number:
STUDY2026-0257
IRB approval:
March 4, 2026
Principal investigator:
PI: Allegra Midgette, Ph.D.
Coordinator:
Moral Development Lab
Recruitment opened:
not stated
Recruitment ends:
not stated
Posted:
August 13, 2026
Last modified upstream:
August 13, 2026
Posting length:
6 months
Location:
Online Only
Format:
Online Survey
Field:
Psychology / Cognitive
Topic:
Other

Data snapshot taken August 14, 2026.