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Testable Minds is the platform used by researchers from the world's leading universities to recruit participants for their psychological and behavioral experiments. You now have the opportunity to contribute to our quest to understand how the mind works and make some money on the way.

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Testable Minds is a community of people with a genuine interest in helping science. Your participation in studies is paid, but this is not a labour market or just another money-making website. To enforce that, we limit individual participations and earnings to $50 per month.

Example studies

$2

You will be asked to rate images based on some features.

40/40 minds tested
$8
Verified Minds
Intuitive versus Analytical Processing

This study is designed to measure how people perceive facial emotions. You will be presented with a series of faces with... more

148/148 minds tested
$4
Do these sentences fit the videos?

Watch some video clips and judge whether the subsequent sentence descriptions match

50/50 minds tested
$2.50
Verified Minds

In this study, you will need to determine whether two side-by-side pictures depict the same or two different identities.

80/80 minds tested
$2

You will complete a task where you are asked to estimate the age of faces. This task should take no more than 10 minutes... more

30/30 minds tested
$6
Verified Minds
Judegment of line length

This is a psychophysical investigation of visual perception. The aim is to decide if the left or right of the screen con... more

30/30 minds tested

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