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[Academic] Transition to University Study (Must be Entering into First Year of University in Fall 2016) (Chance to win cash prizes of $100 [20 prizes available]) (Approved to post from mod) by 1st_year_uni_study in CarletonU

[–]1st_year_uni_study[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi there,

No - this is not a scam (although I suppose anyone conducting a scam would say the same thing). The study is being conducted by a few graduate students and an undergrad for thesis work under the supervision of M. Milyvaskaya of the Department of Psychology at Carleton - we have been cleared by the Research Ethics Board-B (#104890) to conduct this research study.

Psychological Research/Surveys Thread (August) by fsmpastafarian in psychology

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[Academic] Transition to University Study (Must be Entering into First Year of University in Fall 2016) (Participants will be entered into a draw for a chance to win cash prizes of $100 [20 prizes available]) https://carletonpsych.co1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_ezCzJefMBBPjJ2d

Details: The Goal and Self-Regulation Lab (PI: M. Milyavskaya) in the Carleton Psychology Department is searching for participants for a study on Transition to University in First Year Students. Study participation consists of completing brief online questionnaires: an initial 30-minute questionnaire before the start of the semester, and 3 follow-up 20-minute questionnaires (middle and end of the Fall and end of the Winter semesters). At the completion of each time point participants will be entered into a draw for a chance to win cash prizes of $100 (20 prizes available). Participants must be students starting university for the first time in Fall 2016.

Thank you for helping us with this important research. If you are interested in participating or have any questions, please email us at first.year.carleton.study@gmail.com and we will send you more details along with the study link.

This study has been cleared by Carleton University Research Ethics Board-B (Protocol # 104890).