Online Research Surveys
in Psychology, Evaluation, and Applied Research Methods

Below are some samples of current research being conducted at Claremont Graduate University's School of Behavioral and Organizational Sciences.  If you meet the requirements of the research participants for one or more of the survey projects, we invite you to participate in live research!

*If you do not meet the specifications, you are welcome to "browse," but we ask that you refrain from completing surveys that do not match your profile, as this will affect the work of student and faculty researchers.

Leader Behavior Assessment

To assess various leader behaviors and employees' reactions to specific types of behaviors. Participants will also be asked to describe their experiences with their managers or supervisors.

Click here to participate in this survey.

Investigator: Kathie Pelletier

IT Professionals Work Behavior Survey

The purpose of this study is to explore work concentration, motivation, and job satisfaction of people who work in IT field. Anyone who work in the field of IT is qualified to take the survey. There is a drawing for a $100 gift certificate (to the store of a participant's choice) or one of four $15 Starbucks giftcard.

Click here to participate in this survey.

Community Leaders

The purpose of this study is to survey individual's opinions of religious community leaders.  This project is a part of Dr. Michael Hogg's continuing program of research on social identity.

Click here to participate in this survey.
You may also participate in this survey via e-mail.

Undergraduate Students’ Interest in Program Evaluation

The purpose of this study is to explore undergraduate students’ perceptions of and attitude towards the field or program evaluation. To participate in this study, you must be over the age of 18, a current undergraduate student at a college or university in the United States, and able to read the instructions and questions with or without assistance. Participants will be asked to read several descriptions of program evaluation and respond to questions about each.

At the end of the research study, participants may choose to be entered in a drawing for one of 20 $10 Amazon gift cards. We anticipate that your participation will take approximately 10-15 minutes.

Click here to participate in this study.

Investigator: John M. LaVelle

Other Surveys Coming Soon!