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--- en:survey:participants [16.09.2019 21:35] – [Specific platforms] admin
+++ en:survey:participants [24.05.2021 15:26] (current) – [Editorial websites] sophia.schauer
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 ===== Specific platforms =====
-Certain webpages and blogs collect, publish, and discuss links to scientific studies for certain topics. On those online platforms, one can often reach people who are interested in surveys and in science in general. The potential response rate largely depends on the overall traffic of the respective website, however.
+Several online services are now available, in which project managers ( predominantly students) are available to each other as respondents. The feedback on these services varies greatly, therefore we recommend that you discuss the use of such a platform with your supervisor in advance when writing your thesis.
-**Note:** The following services target German respondents. Please let us know, if you know about more platforms.
-  * [[https://www.soscisurvey.de/panel/|SoSci Panel]]
-  * [[http://www.psychologie-heute.de/service/mitmachen/|Psychologie heute]]
-  * [[https://www.surveycircle.com/de/|Survey Circle]]
   * [[https://www.poll-pool.com|Poll Pool]]
+  * [[https://www.surveycircle.com/de/|Survey Circle]]
+  * [[https://www.surveytandem.com/|Survey Tandem]]
   * [[https://www.thesius.de/|Thesius]]
+Certain webpages and blogs collect, publish, and discuss links to scientific studies for certain topics. On those online platforms, one can often reach people who are interested in surveys and in science in general. The potential response rate largely depends on the overall traffic of the respective website, however.
+  * [[http://www.psychologie-heute.de/service/mitmachen/|Psychologie heute]] (German)
+  * [[http://www.socialpsychology.org/expts.htm|Online Social Psychology Studies]]
+  * [[http://www.onlinepsychresearch.co.uk/|Online Psychology Research]]
+  * [[http://psych.hanover.edu/Research/exponnet.html|Psychological Research on the Net]]
+  * [[http://www.webexperiment.net/|WebExperiment.net]]
+The non-profit SoSci Panel plays a special role, sending scientific surveys to volunteer panellists after a peer review (time required: approx. 6 weeks):
+  * [[https://www.soscisurvey.de/panel/|SoSci Panel]] (German)
+In addition, there are of course several commercial panel providers where a fee is payable per participant.
 ===== Forums & message boards =====
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-===== Editorial websites =====
+===== Editorial Websites =====
 Sometimes, you even get the chance to publish the link to your survey on a professional website or magazine. If you have an interesting topic and a professionally designed questionnaire, it is not unheard of that even newspapers, magazines or big communities are willing to collaborate with you.
 With a bit of luck, the participants of your survey are even representative for the users of the website in general. In either case, this allows you to gather really huge samples.
+===== Amazon MTurk =====
+In the field of psychological experiments, Amazon's [[https://www.mturk.com/|MTurk]] microtask platform enjoys a certain popularity -- especially for English-language surveys, because if you want to recruit only German-speaking participants via the platform, Amazon immediately charges extra fees on top of the regular fees and compensation for participants.
+The quality of the data collected via MTurk is debatable. But if desired, here are instructions on how to connect to SoSci Survey: [[:en:survey:mturk|Amazon MTurk]].
+===== Commercial Panels =====
+Commercial panel providers are often used in the field of market research. These maintain email lists of potential participants, can often implement quota plans when inviting them, and of course charge a fee for this service.
+Instructions for connecting external panel providers can be found here: [[:en:survey:panels]]
+Instructions on how to implement quota check can be found here: [[:en:survey:quota]]