This is the second part of the study where you will be asked some follow-up questions about the initial event you witnes... more
As part of the research, you will be asked to watch a reconstruction of a non-violent crime that you will have to rememb... more
In this study, you will need to determine whether two side-by-side pictures depict the same or two different identities.
In this experiment you will be shown a series of virtual woodland images each of which may or may not contain a deer. Y... more
Please note that you can only take part in this study if your first language is English. In the present study you will b... more
Please note that you can only take part in this study if your first language is English. In the present study you will b... more
Please note that you can only take part in this study if your first language is English. In the present study you will b... more
You will be shown a set of target faces to learn. Your task is to identify which of the two subsequently presented faces... more
This study aims to explore how individuals’ perceptions of their own bodies, in terms of femininity and masculinity, r... more
As part of the research, you will be asked to watch a reconstruction of a non-violent crime that you will have to rememb... more
As part of the research, you will be asked to watch a reconstruction of a non-violent crime that you will have to rememb... more
As part of the research, you will be asked to watch a reconstruction of a non-violent crime that you will have to rememb... more
As part of the research, you will be asked to watch a reconstruction of a non-violent crime that you will have to rememb... more
As part of the research, you will be asked to watch a reconstruction of a non-violent crime that you will have to rememb... more
As part of the research, you will be asked to watch a reconstruction of a non-violent crime that you will have to rememb... more
As part of the research, you will be asked to watch a reconstruction of a non-violent crime that you will have to rememb... more
Testable Minds was developed with financial support from an Arts & Humanities Research Council grant (Science in Culture, RTS-2013-2017).
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