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Tue 29 Jul, '25
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Conducting Psychology Experiments Online
Microsoft Teams

Abstract: The rapid expansion of online data collection over the past decade has significantly impacted psychological research, offering new avenues for studying cognitive processes such as memory and language. However, the shift from controlled laboratory settings to web-based experiments introduces challenges for data quality. This talk will cover key issues impacting data validity in web-based psychology experiments.

Hosts: Dr Suzanne Aussems & Dr Chiara Gambi

Speaker: Dr Rachael Hulme

If you would like to attend this session, please complete the sign-up form below, no later than 12.00 noon, Friday 25th July.

Conducting Psychology Experiments Online 

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