Hi.I have to this survey for 10/28.Please answer this survey.Please..

https://forms.gle/UEB3i6ahVX7dFhFd8https://forms.gle/UEB3i6ahVX7dFhFd8

I would really appreciate you filling out this quick survey with 9 pairs of photos to choose between and 5 optional questions about you and your use of photos and social media.

Hello there! I'm currently working on a project comparing peoples Zodiac Signs to their Myers-Briggs Type Indicator— or MBTI as it's more widely known.

Before I proceed any further though, I do believe that both are pseudoscience and shouldn't be used in any real scientific/psychological/health related way. However*,* many people enjoy taking personality quizzes and reading horoscopes for their Zodiac sign. So as someone that partakes in the fun but still believes themselves as person of science, I wanted to take matters into my own hands and see once and for all if either of the two systems have any real claim/consistency.

I am here to humbly ask those who are interested to fill out this Google form asking for your Zodiac Sign and MBTI. You do NOT need to give your name, birthday, or any personal information at all. Although you will be asked to sign in to a google account. This is to prevent spam and any duplicate responses. Your email will not be saved or collected as I mentioned earlier— you will have total anonymity.

In the system of the Zodiac, there are four elements which each have their own attributes, similar to MBTIs four functions. The Zodiac has Fire, Earth, Water, and Air. The MBTI has Extroversion vs. Introversion, Intuitive vs. Sensing, Feeling vs. Thinking, and Judging vs. Prospecting. The correlation here is is that each element also has a stereotype for someones personality!

For example, Fire signs can be described as passionate and creative, but inconsistent and non-committal-- this aligns perfectly with and Intuitive and Prospecting MBTI personality. Earth signs are the opposite, known for being pragmatic and hardworking, but stubborn and tunnel visioned, aligning with the Sensing and Judging MBTI personality!

Of course there are other overlapping similarities (enough so to warrant me looking into it, hence the whole form) but I'll keep it to one simple example for now!

—and if you can, I'd love if you could share this form to any friends, family, or anyone you know that would be willing to fill it out! Thank you!

I'm exploring ideas for a potential app or product, and I want to find problems people actually experience in everyday life or at work and would really appreciate your input! https://forms.gle/bW6xk5wJCKpgm44R7

Hi everyone!
I’m conducting a short market research survey to understand how couples manage their wedding budgets, what challenges they face, and which planning tools they would actually find useful.
The survey takes approximately 2 minutes, doesn’t ask for your name or email address, and is intended for adults currently planning a wedding.
The research will help inform the development of a potential paid digital wedding budgeting tool.
Survey link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfIUQbYMbwvNmJ6osCTXrhoGUlXtMUzNdpfreDznE3xOfj-3Q/viewform
Thank you for your time and feedback!

Hello, I am building a small travel website and would like to understand how people actually choose a destination and a time of year.

This is a short anonymous survey (about 4 minutes). It asks what you decided first on your last trip, what you used to decide, and how much things like weather, price, crowds and language mattered. It does not ask for your name or email.

At the end there is an optional second part, about 10 minutes, where you can test a travel weather website that I built. You can stop after the first part.

Who it is for: adults (18+) from any country who have taken a holiday abroad in the last 24 months or plan one in the next 6 months.

Survey link:

MonthPickSurvey

I will post a short summary of the results in this thread when I have enough responses. Thank you for your time.

Hi everyone! I’m thinking about building an app to help people practise conversations. It might eventually become a paid product, but first I want to understand people’s experiences.

Are there moments when you want to start talking but don’t know what to say? Or when a conversation trails off and you’re unsure how to keep it going? I’d like to hear what happened and whether you’ve tried anything that helped.

I’ve put together a survey about a recent conversation you had. You’re welcome to take part even if talking to people usually comes easily to you—it’s about your experience, rather than whether you like the app idea.

Please leave out names or anything that could identify you or someone else. You can skip any questions about your experiences.

Google forms: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdtrO7-R0HHoB3cwfQgG8PuM-gDQo2v5JGu900ZGppi2DxGGQ/viewform?usp=publish-editor

Thanks for sharing your experience!

Together with my research partner, I’m working on a research project about how young adults perceive West-Germany today and how this image has changed since 1946.

We’re conducting a short, anonymous survey about Germany, including its culture, society, politics and history. We’re especially interested in hearing from young adults who live in or grew up in West Germany.

🕒 It only takes a few minutes to complete, and every response really helps us with our research!

🔗 Survey link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeexyqbf0lEu88zg9lAggDbFVuqrF4gjKJ93LSQrWctoXwNrQ/viewform?usp=dialog

Thank you so much to everyone who takes the time to participate! Feel free to share your thoughts or ask questions in the comments. 😊

At Imperial College London researchers are investigating the effects of a natural hormone called kisspeptin on social anxiety and mood in autistic and non-autistic men. They are currently recruiting right-handed men aged 18–60 years, with a diagnosis of autism. The study involves one screening visit to check eligibility and two study visits, lasting up to 3 hours each. Participants will receive £100 for each study visit (£200 in total), in addition to travel expenses. Please email [imperial.kisspeptin@nhs.net](mailto:imperial.kisspeptin@nhs.net) if you are interested.

Hi! I'm a grad student researching how people save, find and use content on Instagram (reels, guides, links sent to DMs).

Takes about 3 minutes, fully anonymous, no emails collected.

Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfG0KRIBY_tmVD3WVLcGcZFHDf1mKYEXS3vKuIsbf-CeqjL0g/viewform

I'll share a summary of the results here once it closes. Thanks so much!

Hi! I'm a computer science master's student working on a research paper about AI assistants that act on their own, for example smart glasses that look something up for you before you ask.

You'll see short examples: a situation, a tool the assistant used (like a web search or an calendar entry), what the assistant filled in, and a reference answer. For each one you click

Correct, Partial or Incorrect. No AI or technical knowledge is needed.

Link: https://andreas-hum.github.io/ai_assistant/

• Each question takes about 10 seconds. Even 15-20 answers help, and they are sent automatically as you go, so you can stop whenever you like.
• If you have 10 minutes, doing 50 would help the most: the first 50 are the ones I need most.
• Please type a nickname, not your real name. Nothing else about you is collected.

Thank you, every answer genuinely helps!

Hi r/SampleSize!

I’m researching a new shampoo for flaky, itchy scalps (dandruff, seborrheic dermatitis, scalp psoriasis). I have seb derm myself, and my go-to medicated shampoo was discontinued in the UK. Between flare-ups, I struggle to find a gentle shampoo that still keeps things under control, so I’m exploring whether I can create something better.

Who: 18+, anyone who gets flaking, itching, redness or scaly patches on their scalp, even occasionally.

Time: about 4 minutes

Anonymous: yes, no email or sign-in needed

Survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf0ZZIO83rS-JI50clCCX_dJTKp37vsXUeUUZHnJXWHsqMjmw/viewform

Hi fellow readers! I’m working on a puzzle book project, with ideas like crosswords and word puzzles themed around books, authors, and genres. Before I build it, I want to know what readers would actually enjoy.

• Takes about 2 minutes
• Completely anonymous
• Your answers count even if you’ve never done a puzzle

👉 Link (There was an issue with the link; it's fixed now)

I’ll share a summary of the results here afterward. Thank you! 📚

Hi everyone! I'm a college student and I need people for my project.

It's super quick, only 2 questions and anonymous. Takes 20 seconds, please!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdd3ejVqP6LIKYOCmXz7LulbAZxm79-bwdyU9ZvugBoFwMClQ/viewform?usp=header

It's about trending restaurants on social media.

Thank you!!!

Hi everyone!

I'm a mom and designer currently developing a new kids' backpack concept, and I'd love to get some honest feedback from other parents.

I'm researching what matters most when choosing a backpack for kids — comfort, durability, functionality, design, and how much personalization matters to children.

The survey takes about 2–3 minutes, and your feedback would be incredibly helpful as I develop the product.

As a thank-you, participants who complete the survey and optionally leave their email can enter a random drawing for a $50 Amazon gift card.

Survey link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdfv8xaBgjKSJGAfenVds_wF9YsfUwUl_mLzqNIJU2RtJmtWA/viewform

Thank you so much for helping an early-stage small business! 💛

I am conducting a survey for my research class that is examining connections between LGBTQ+ identities and neurotypes. Anyone from any demographic can participate, as long as they are an adult. You do not have to be LGBTQ+ or neurodivergent to participate. If you complete my survey and have a survey of your own, send it over and I'll fill it out if I am eligible :)

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeZVO6oH5GdNwu-MCW_qX31vqWUF-XA7T6sAlyhCRVbZp1rRw/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=109882588159692196231

Dating after 45 — I'd love to hear about your experience.

I'm conducting independent market research to better understand the real experiences of adults aged 45–65 in the United States who have used dating apps like Match, OurTime, eHarmony, Bumble, Hinge, or Tinder.

I'm particularly interested in how people feel about searching for a meaningful relationship, what they've tried, what has worked or disappointed them, and what they genuinely hope to find.

About the survey:

• Approximately 12–20 minutes.
• Open-ended questions — your own words matter more than ticking boxes.
• Both positive and negative dating experiences are welcome.
• No name or email address required.
• Voluntary participation. No product is being sold.

Take the survey here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdG7LJsubSzWW5tVFH2H8nBc9qteJsR_TgviTGJxY8Nw1okKg/viewform

Your responses will help identify the real challenges and expectations of people dating later in life.

Thank you for taking the time to share your experience!

I'm exploring how women in midlife feel about the next chapter of their lives—especially women who have built reasonably good lives but find themselves wondering what comes next.

I'd love to hear about your experience. This short survey is part of research for a potential group coaching program. It should take about 2–3 minutes. There is nothing to purchase.

Hi everyone, I’m doing a small independent research project for a paper, and I need participants. The survey takes about 5 minutes. You’ll look at a few made-up dating profiles and rate your first impressions.

• Anonymous. No names or emails are collected.
• 18+ only. All genders and orientations are welcome.
• Voluntary, and you can stop at any time.

Thank you! Happy to answer questions about the process in the comments.

Hi! I am doing a project that requires people to complete my survey. If you would be willing to take this survey it would be very much appreciated! Answers will be anonymous.

The purpose of this study is to examine how people respond to a series of dilemmas involving a few hypothetical situations. You will be asked to answer some yes-or-no questions. The study should take approximately 5 minutes to complete.

Note: You must be 18 years or older to participate.

I’m in the very early stages of developing a wellness brand and wanted to get some honest feedback before I spend thousands of dollars on something people might not even want lol.

The concept is a daily gut-health jelly stick that you squeeze directly from the packet. Think a fruity, ready-to-eat jelly with fiber to support digestive health and regularity. No powders, no mixing, no pills.
I want it to taste genuinely good, have ingredients that actually serve a purpose, and feel more like a fun daily ritual than taking another supplement.
I’m considering a box of 15 sticks for around $25–$30.

A few things I’m curious about:
-Would you actually buy something like this, or does the jelly format seem weird?
-Do you currently take anything for gut health, bloating, or digestion? What do you like/dislike about it?
-Would you prefer a jelly over powders, gummies, or capsules?

Is $25–$30 for 15 servings reasonable, or would that be an immediate no?
What would make you trust a new gut-health brand enough to try it?
Please** be brutally honest.** If you think it’s a terrible idea, I genuinely want to know why.
I’m not selling anything or linking a product. Just trying to figure out whether there’s actual demand before investing in development.
Appreciate any feedback!

Hi everyone!

I’m a PhD researcher at the University of Derby, and I’m currently recruiting participants for the final two studies of my doctoral thesis.

My research explores how substance use is understood and represented in society, how identities associated with substance use are constructed, and how these understandings relate to UK drug policy. The work takes a critical, Post-Marxist perspective, examining how language, social narratives and cultural assumptions shape the ways we think about substance use and the people who use substances.

I’m looking for people who would be interested in contributing to either of the following studies.

Study 1: Understanding Substance Use Through a Story Completion Task

What is involved?

You’ll be asked to complete a short written story based on a fictional scenario involving a character who uses a particular substance. The task explores how people understand and make sense of substance use through the stories they create.

• Time commitment: Approximately 25 minutes.
• Who can participate? Anyone aged 18 or over who is a UK citizen or is subject to UK drug laws.
• What will you do? Complete one short story and answer a small number of optional background questions.
• Do you need personal experience of substance use? No. This study is interested in how people understand and conceptualise substance use, so personal experience is not required.

The task is completed online, making it possible to take part in your own time.

Study 2: Interviews About Substance Use, Identity and Lived Experience

What is involved?

This study explores how people who currently use illicit substances understand their experiences and construct their own identities. Through a semi-structured interview, we’ll discuss topics such as experiences of substance use, self-perception, stigma, social attitudes and UK drug policy.

The aim is to provide an open, supportive and non-judgmental space in which participants can share their perspectives in their own words. The research seeks to give greater attention to experiences and perspectives that are often underrepresented in research and public discussion.

• Time commitment: Up to 90 minutes.
• Who can participate?
  • You must be aged 18 or over.
  • You must be a UK citizen or be subject to UK drug laws.
  • You must currently use a substance considered illicit under UK drug policy.
  • You must regard your use as recreational, spiritual, for wellbeing or for mental health-related purposes.
• What will we discuss? Your experiences and understandings of substance use, identity, stigma and wider social attitudes.

You do not need to be an expert on drug policy or social theory. I’m interested in your own experiences, perspectives and interpretations.

Interviews take place online via Microsoft Teams, depending on your preference and availability.

Confidentiality and voluntary participation

Participation in both studies is voluntary. The research follows the University of Derby’s research ethics procedures, and participant information explains how data will be handled and protected.

For the interview study, identifying information will be anonymised in the research outputs. You can decline to answer questions, take a break or stop an interview. The participant information sheet explains the arrangements for withdrawing your data.

Interested in taking part?

If you’re interested in either study, please have a look at the relevant study flyer attached to this post.

If you have any questions or would like further information, you can contact me at:

Joshua Williams
PhD Researcher, University of Derby
[100442840@unimail.derby.ac.uk](mailto:100442840@unimail.derby.ac.uk)

You’re welcome to get in touch even if you’re unsure whether you’re eligible. I’m happy to provide further information so you can decide whether taking part is right for you.

Thank you for taking the time to read this post. I really appreciate any interest, participation or sharing of the study with others who may be eligible.

I’m conducting a short piece of anonymous research into how people think about their financial security if their income unexpectedly changes or stops.

The survey takes around 3 - 5 minutes and there are no right or wrong answers. I’m interested in people’s honest experiences and opinions.

Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScUliAU7zY17tWOLFg6Pn1QnlAHFVVuJtC-C4lEfAjK--FJUA/viewform?usp=dialog

Thanks to anyone who takes the time to participate!

I get some people don't like him and it's understandable but I'd like to form a research about it. It's all anonymous so be honest, and fill me in with suggestions and this is a broad question regardless of where you're from.

Hi, everyone!

Because the last survey went so well, I’m back with a fresh batch of 50 new Feud style questions just waiting for your best answers!

Should only take a few minutes to fill out. It’s fun, quick, and your answers help make these games awesome for all, he says with alliteration.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScwA5MHOXGZ5oDIV-MD6fhlro-okt5Mx1SzFdTpJxisxJaAoQ/viewform?usp=publish-editor

Thank you all so much for lending your time and responses. Glad most of you are having as much fun doing these surveys as I am making them 🙂.