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For questions regarding the proper selection of subjects for a scientific experiment or survey, accounting for both demographics and population size
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Where to post online psychology studies for participant recruitment?
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The social psychology network has a page for posting online social psychology studies. There are a range of requirements. In particular, it needs to be closely related to social or personalit …
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Are there third party providers of Mechanical Turk psychology experiment services?
I found Cognilab. At time of posting they are in beta.
It appears to be specifically marketed at academic social and behavioural scientists.
They appear to aim to handle participant recruitment:
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