I just got paid for the 2 part study as well. Received the email about a 1/2 hour ago.

Quick question, how do I know if the drawing for a completed study has been done? I don't see any dates listed on the studies. Is there a list of winners that is viewable?

I just got paid for the 2 part study as well. Received the email about a 1/2 hour ago.
I looked in my email and saw the amazon payment too!

I received the GC, as well. :D

Heads Up....check your email for $5 GC survey:

The following email is an invitation to participate in an online study through the Stanford GSB.

Participate in a 10-minute study on judgments and decision-making! You will fill out some questionnaires and complete a writing exercise.

You will receive a $5 amazon.com gift card. All participants will also be automatically entered into a prize drawing for one prize of a $20 gift card.*

ELIGIBILITY FOR PARTICIPATION:

1) You must be the original recipient of this email.
2) You must not have previously completed this particular study, or certain other studies.


TO SIGN UP:

1) Log into SONA (http://sgsb2.sona-systems.com/)
2) Look for the study called "Eating Habits 3." If the study does not appear on the list of studies, we are no longer accepting participants, or you are not eligible to participate.
3) You will need the following password to sign up for the study:

password:

_______________"

If you receive the email, a password will be in it for you to use.

Good Luck to all! :D

You have received this email because you are signed up for the study 'The School Methods and Behavior Study B' (either in the past or the future). The timeslots need to be taken down because the wrong link was posted, and the prerequisite study qualfications were not in place. Please do not complete this study as you will not be compensated. I apologize for the inconvenience. Your name will be removed from the sign up list so this will not count as one of your credited studies. Best,Stanford GSB Behavioral Lab

Did anyone else receive this message? I had already completed it!

You have received this email because you are signed up for the study 'The School Methods and Behavior Study B' (either in the past or the future). The timeslots need to be taken down because the wrong link was posted, and the prerequisite study qualfications were not in place. Please do not complete this study as you will not be compensated. I apologize for the inconvenience. Your name will be removed from the sign up list so this will not count as one of your credited studies. Best,Stanford GSB Behavioral Lab

Did anyone else receive this message? I had already completed it!

Yes! How convenient! After we completed the 20-min (rather frustrating) survey they decide to send this e-mail.

Yes! How convenient! After we completed the 20-min (rather frustrating) survey they decide to send this e-mail.
my thoughts exactly!

New Studies:

Person Perception 5.1m
Pay: $5.00 gift card to Amazon.com

Person Perception 5.3m
Pay: $5.00 gift card to Amazon.com

Pick one or the other, can't do both :)

Personality and Organizational Behavior - 5 minutes for a $5 Amazon gift card.

Got an email saying this survey was available, although it doesn't show for me. If interested, log in and see if you have it offered:

A Story from work - 20 min, $5 amazon.com gift card

! A First Impression ! 20 minutes, $5 Amazon

Has anyone been paid for "Psychokinesis 2"? I took it around three weeks ago.

Heads up, check your e-mails for "Policy Views Study Part 3". You had to be a part of 1 & 2 to be a part of this study.

Heads up, check your e-mails for "Policy Views Study Part 3". You had to be a part of 1 & 2 to be a part of this study.
Got it

Just completed it.

! A First Impression ! 20 minutes, $5 Amazon

Has anyone been paid for "Psychokinesis 2"? I took it around three weeks ago.

I have not been paid for this either.

I have not been paid for this either.
I havent been paid either!

$5 survey, up now

Perceptions of Social Groups
Take a 20 min survey about social groups, get a $5 amazon.com gift certificate.

Heads up, check your e-mails for "Policy Views Study Part 3". You had to be a part of 1 & 2 to be a part of this study.

Anyone get paid for this yet?

Anyone get paid for this yet?

nah I emailed them last week and the lady said that the GCs would be ordered like 27th or something like that so I would look for it next week
:)

nah I emailed them last week and the lady said that the GCs would be ordered like 27th or something like that so I would look for it next week
:)

Thanks for the info! I had forgotten all about this one.

nah I emailed them last week and the lady said that the GCs would be ordered like 27th or something like that so I would look for it next week
:)

Thanks

Heads up! The $15 GC arrived via email today :)

yep got mine too! :) yay!

Got mine also

Got my $15 as well. Now I'm finally officially done with Stanford :(

Got my $15 as well. Now I'm finally officially done with Stanford :(


ahhh me too:( Don't feel bad dude LOL.

thought i was booted but i got one today (earlier they stated i reached my max, guess not.)

thought i was booted but i got one today (earlier they stated i reached my max, guess not.)

I also thought i was booted but got one last night for 5 bucks.:dance13:

I'e tried applying 2 more times over the past couple of months and still nada.... :paperbag:

HU: "Social Attitudes and Emotion Recognition"! Only 10 minutes for a $3 amazon.com
gift card!

HU: "Social Attitudes and Emotion Recognition"! Only 10 minutes for a $3 amazon.com
gift card!


$3? They're getting as bad as Pinecone now :mad:

$3? They're getting as bad as Pinecone now :mad:

If it was PC, it would be a 30 min survey not 10 min. :shake:

Study Name Eating habits 3
Abstract $5 + chance of $20
Description Complete a 10-minute study on decision making. You will fill out some questionnaires and complete a writing exercise. You will receive a $5 amazon.com gift card. All participants will additionally be automatically entered into a prize drawing for one prize of a $20 gift card.

It requires an invitation code so you should check your emails.

Has anyone gotten paid for Psychokinesis 2 which ended April 30th?

A Story from work -Read a description about events from real workplaces -- $5 amazon.com card -20 minutes

A Story from work -Read a description about events from real workplaces -- $5 amazon.com card -20 minutes

:thanks:

Great new one up for $20 Amazon...

Study Name Series of Studies
Abstract complete surveys + follow up for $20 amazon.com gift card
Description In this study, you will be asked to complete three short, unrelated surveys. The third survey has two parts, with a link to the second part of the survey being sent out 3 days after you complete part 1. If you complete this series of unrelated surveys, you will receive a $20 amazon.com gift card as part of your participation.

thanks!!!! :)

I had this one yesterday too!

Received part 2 of the $20 Amazon survey, Lisa M Hummel sent it, so check your email/spam folder.

New one up!
Can only sign up for one of the below:

Armed Robbery
$3 amazon

Peter and Victor
$3 amazon

New one up!
Can only sign up for one of the below:

Armed Robbery
$3 amazon

Peter and Victor
$3 amazon

:thanks: and :repped:

Received part 2 of the $20 Amazon survey, Lisa M Hummel sent it, so check your email/spam folder.

got the second part also, easy survey.

What would you do? $5 amazon

Apparently, I've been a member of this panel for too long :(

This email is to let you know that we will be tightening the requirements for our participants to remain active participants in our pool. We are tightening the requirements because we want to be sure that the results we get in our studies are robust and generalizable to an average population of people. The problem that happens is that participants that have taken very many of these studies become so familiar with these kinds of studies over time that they often unintentionally answer differently than they otherwise would if they had taken only a few studies. This can throw off our results, even invalidate them, causing us to have to rethink and rerun the study in a new way. And it doesn’t help you to legitimately contribute to science. This is bad for us, and bad for you.

This will take effect within the next week.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. We are grateful for your participation in our pool.

Sincerely,
The Stanford GSB Behavioral Lab

I've just wanted to be accepted as a member of this panel for years.... :sadwalk:

Yep, I got kicked to the curb too :(

Apparently, I've been a member of this panel for too long :(

This email is to let you know that we will be tightening the requirements for our participants to remain active participants in our pool. We are tightening the requirements because we want to be sure that the results we get in our studies are robust and generalizable to an average population of people. The problem that happens is that participants that have taken very many of these studies become so familiar with these kinds of studies over time that they often unintentionally answer differently than they otherwise would if they had taken only a few studies. This can throw off our results, even invalidate them, causing us to have to rethink and rerun the study in a new way. And it doesn’t help you to legitimately contribute to science. This is bad for us, and bad for you.

This will take effect within the next week.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. We are grateful for your participation in our pool.

Sincerely,
The Stanford GSB Behavioral Lab

Yep, I got kicked to the curb too :(
i got kicked to the curb about a month or 2 ago but then when i when went in about a week ago i was able to do more surveys why ask.

i got kicked to the curb about a month or 2 ago but then when i when went in about a week ago i was able to do more surveys why ask.


That's good to know.....thanks :D

Apparently, I've been a member of this panel for too long :(

This email is to let you know that we will be tightening the requirements for our participants to remain active participants in our pool. We are tightening the requirements because we want to be sure that the results we get in our studies are robust and generalizable to an average population of people. The problem that happens is that participants that have taken very many of these studies become so familiar with these kinds of studies over time that they often unintentionally answer differently than they otherwise would if they had taken only a few studies. This can throw off our results, even invalidate them, causing us to have to rethink and rerun the study in a new way. And it doesn’t help you to legitimately contribute to science. This is bad for us, and bad for you.

This will take effect within the next week.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. We are grateful for your participation in our pool.

Sincerely,
The Stanford GSB Behavioral Lab

Me too. As in, I just went to log in and my account was disabled. Oh well, it was a good run, and I really enjoyed their surveys. :( I just hope they don't forget to pay me for the last two surveys I did.

Me too. As in, I just went to log in and my account was disabled. Oh well, it was a good run, and I really enjoyed their surveys. :( I just hope they don't forget to pay me for the last two surveys I did.

When I got booted the first time this year they did that, I still got paid for the ones I was owed. So you will don't worry:)

When I got booted the first time this year they did that, I still got paid for the ones I was owed. So you will don't worry:)
Good to know, thank you!

I'm going to have to check around here and find a new survey panel to join.

This culling should make room for some of the people who don't yet belong, I would imagine? I wonder if they'll open up registration again, in the fall?

Anyone receive the payment for the Series of study $20 amazon?

i know this is a stupid question, but to sign up for the online surveys do you have to wait for a time slot or do you just email the researcher?

i know this is a stupid question, but to sign up for the online surveys do you have to wait for a time slot or do you just email the researcher?

You look to see if timeslots are available and if they are you make sure it says "online study" and then sign up

Did anyone get paid for the series of events survey?

Did anyone get paid for the series of events survey?

Not yet.

After all my whining in this thread about wanting to be a member of this panel, it looks like I finally got accepted. I had tried registering every 2 months or so since they opened registration in last Nov and then this weekend I got a username/password login info from them. Took my first survey this weekend.

I just got my $20 in my email so they are starting to send them out.

I got mine too!

Anyone get paid for "A Story from Work" yet?

I just got my $20 in my email so they are starting to send them out.


Me too! :dance13:

Out of curiosity is 0.5 points worth anything?

Out of curiosity is 0.5 points worth anything?

nope! :shake:

.....

!! Business First Impressions !!
$5 Amazon

&

Study Name PRESCREENING QUESTIONS FOR DECISION MAKING ACROSS THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE STUDY 2
Description Prescreening questions for an online study about decision making across the menstrual cycle. If you qualify and are chosen to participate in the study, we will send you 2 online surveys in the next month, each will take about 25 minutes to complete. We ask that you PLEASE complete BOTH of the surveys that we send you. You will receive a $7 amazon gift card for each online survey you complete ($14 in total). You will also be entered to a lottery to win a $100 amazon gift card if you complete both surveys.


Enjoy :)

password could not be sent. this account has been prevented from logging in by the administrator

Well, I was gonna ask if anybody's been paid for the recent studies ($3, $5, $7) that ended a few days back, but it looks from the responses like Stanford takes longer than Kellogg to pay after a study ends... Got my useless "1 point," but no payments yet.

Well, I was gonna ask if anybody's been paid for the recent studies ($3, $5, $7) that ended a few days back, but it looks from the responses like Stanford takes longer than Kellogg to pay after a study ends... Got my useless "1 point," but no payments yet.

Yeah, they take a while to pay.

thx op

Has anyone been paid the $3 Amazon for "Birthday Gifts 2"? I took it weeks ago and had a point granted on July 24, 2011, .

So what do the points mean I have 2 atm and 5 more Awaiting action from researcher ?

So what do the points mean I have 2 atm and 5 more Awaiting action from researcher ?

If you get too many, they close your account.

Has anyone been paid the $3 Amazon for "Birthday Gifts 2"? I took it weeks ago and had a point granted on July 24, 2011, .

Nope, got paid for the other two but still nothing for this one.

From my experience it takes over a week for the "awaiting action from researcher" to clear, then a few more more days to receive the Amazon e-gift card in your email. It is rare to find the paid studies, and most of them you can't take if you have done prior studies. They have also been cheap lately with small payouts around $3.

You can always take your chances on the lotteries but good luck on that. Just like the Yale lotteries i have done over 50 studies and only won once for $10, the odds are just too low to make a good profit.

From my experience it takes over a week for the "awaiting action from researcher" to clear, then a few more more days to receive the Amazon e-gift card in your email. It is rare to find the paid studies, and most of them you can't take if you have done prior studies. They have also been cheap lately with small payouts around $3.

You can always take your chances on the lotteries but good luck on that. Just like the Yale lotteries i have done over 50 studies and only won once for $10, the odds are just too low to make a good profit.

I agree with you about lotteries...especially since Stanford does not want professional survey takers and will deactivate accounts that have too many completed studies as to not skew data.

Personally, I only take the pay surveys on Stanford (However I have won one $100 in gift cards from Kellogg and 50 from Yale).

I agree with you about lotteries...especially since Stanford does not want professional survey takers and will deactivate accounts that have too many completed studies as to not skew data.

Personally, I only take the pay surveys on Stanford (However I have won one $100 in gift cards from Kellogg and 50 from Yale).

Yep. I've been doing their studies for years, paid only, and my account is still active, while they've deactivated most of the people on this thread who did lotteries... giving them your opinion for free doesn't do you any favors.

Yep. I've been doing their studies for years, paid only, and my account is still active, while they've deactivated most of the people on this thread who did lotteries... giving them your opinion for free doesn't do you any favors.


Still, unless they block IP's, it would be rather painless to start up a new account with a new email.

I personally like the Stanford surveys because they're usually short & interesting, & I've already gotten two unexpected $25 gift cards in the two months since I signed up with them.

Still, unless they block IP's, it would be rather painless to start up a new account with a new email.

I personally like the Stanford surveys because they're usually short & interesting, & I've already gotten two unexpected $25 gift cards in the two months since I signed up with them.

They monitor IPs.

They monitor IPs.

Well, that sucks, unless you have a decent proxy.

Anybody know the approximate point cut off?

Well, that sucks, unless you have a decent proxy.

Anybody know the approximate point cut off?


No, and I am not trying to be the morality police I do a lot of questionable things/deals on Slickdeals.....

however, by taking these surveys more than one/lying you are skewing the educational data they are paying you for...

For my own morality, I feel really bad about screwing up some students research (that our taxes are probably supporting...)

Well, that sucks, unless you have a decent proxy.

Anybody know the approximate point cut off?

No, and even if I did I would not supply this information to someone who wants to screw hardworking college students out of $2.

Excuse me people, but I was just talking about if your account was blocked for taking the cut-off amount of surveys on that account... not taking the SAME survey over and over again with different IP's.

Take your morality elsewhere and preach it to somebody who's actually screwing the system. Thanks.

Excuse me people, but I was just talking about if your account was blocked for taking the cut-off amount of surveys on that account... not taking the SAME survey over and over again with different IP's.

Take your morality elsewhere and preach it to somebody who's actually screwing the system. Thanks.

I wasn't trying to preach to you Nebulizah, and I understand what you are saying, I was trying to say they cut off people when they have a certain amount of survey experience because eventually the surveys start getting similar and you "know" the twists in the surveys.That is the reason they keep closing accounts to keep people from "knowing" the answers and not skewing the results.

I have been on SD for almost 6 years and I have done shady things with companies, exploited holes, loved glitches...I don't cross the line on educational surveys but thats how I feel, you may not like to complain to Amazon CSR , which I do without blinking...

I just wanted to give you MY perspective!:hug:

Excuse me people, but I was just talking about if your account was blocked for taking the cut-off amount of surveys on that account... not taking the SAME survey over and over again with different IP's.

Take your morality elsewhere and preach it to somebody who's actually screwing the system. Thanks.

By creating a new account after they've cut you off (meaning you know what to expect from their surveys, which skews their results), you ARE screwing the system... why is this difficult to understand?

HU just got this email, it was in my spam folder for whatever reason. Nice quick survey for $5.

Based on your participation in the "Attitudes" prescreening study you have qualfied for the "Cocktail Party" study. This study should take approximately 15 minutes, and the compensation is a $5 amazon.com gift card. Please complete the link by Monday, August 22nd at 9 am.

New study is available for $5 Amazon. Has a short 3 minute follow up in 1 week, i am not sure if there is additional incentive. Participation deadline is September 2nd.

Advertisement Evaluation Study

hey does stanford and slickdeals have a tie up? I'm enrolling there this fall and would love to help slickdeals from campus if i can. thanks!

Signed up. Hopefully these surveys are still alive and running. Of course, the prizes are included as well.

HU

City Services II for $5.00 Amazon

Took about 10 minutes to complete.

$4 job interview survey up now.