Be part of a Research Study

>>8968618
>https://nottingham.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/online-interactions
>Introductory wall of text.

While it owuld be amusing to see how the typical 4chan participant differs form that of Reddit, I suspect the ADHD troubled Redditer would be no match for the grand autismo of 4chan.

There are good reasons (ethics) for the front page. It will however present a "survivor bias" into the analysis.

>>8969650

i got to page 2 before giving up

>>8969650
Yeah, that was the first thing I've noticed too.
Also the questions really aren't fitting for this place.

>>8969650
>survivor bias
hardcore survivor bias

>>8969658
Yeah, I slogged it through. Took a while. The trust of the questions were a bit too apparent.

>>8969652
>Also the questions really aren't fitting for this place.
That is a good thing. Reddit entries would probably cause a meltdown and large headlines.

>>8969651
Hang on in there, anon. A PhD is worse.

>>8968618
what does getting a raw deal out of life mean

>>8968618
Really glad that your survey has a blank space for country instead of a drop down menu. Its always nice when an online survey lets me list myself as living in Kekistan.

>>8969650
Man, even reading about that introductory page makes me not want to participate.

>>8968618
Nice try shlomo. I'm not giving up my data that easily

>>8968618
sent ;)

Seems like this research was meant mostly for things like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram etc. Really hard to be stalked on 4chan or get envious of other anons. There was one valid question though.
>How often have you been called an offensive name online?
Daily. Definitely daily.

>>8968618

Bump to do my part.

>>8968618
>fill out my social sciences question thingy

Go kys, brainlet.

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>>8970951
>Really hard to be stalked on 4chan