Request for Regular Cocaine Users to Participate in Online Research Study As part of my Experimental Psychology (MSc) course at the University of Sussex, I am conducting a research experiment on the influence of drug use and self-reported psychopathy on the recognition of facial expressions of emotion.
I am looking for participants who are aged 18 or over to complete an online survey that will take approximately 20 minutes.
The aim of the study is to see how self-reported psychopathy and different levels of drug use affect the ability to recognise facial expressions of emotion. Ideally, I am looking to recruit participants who regularly use cocaine, as well as those who rarely use, or never use cocaine.
All individual responses are strictly confidential and the survey can be completed anonymously, you will also have the opportunity to enter into a prize draw to win £25!!!
If you are interested in taking part in this study, the link to participate is below:
https://universityofsussex.eu.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_0BzsVdZ63BeiUxn
Thank you in advance, I hope you find it interesting!
Are you high right now? What did you take/snort/use? So are you guys high right now? If yes, then what drug(s) did you use to do so? (any way is not going to offend me; snort, inject, smoke, etc)
Right now my nose is vacuuming up a ton of Focalin (ADHD medication stronger than Adderall) and I am flying high. I don't get much of a body high so much as I get sort of anti social and my performance at work becomes faster and faster and people can't keep up with me. It probably has saved a few customers' lives because it makes me pleasant so I didn't feel the need to deck somebody in the throat.12…78
US : Research Study on Bath Salt Use Researchers at the University of North Dakota are currently recruiting participants who have engaged in the use of Bath Salts (e.g., White Rush, Cloud Nine, Ivory Wave, Ocean Snow, etc.). We are interested in understanding motivations for use, consequences associated with use, and subjective experiences during use. If you have used Bath Salts before, please click on the link below to complete the research survey. Participants will be entered into a raffle to win 1 of 4 $25 gift cards to Amazon.com.
https://und.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_1zsZHMmJLLGu2Cp
US: Research Study on Recreational Fentanyl Use Researchers at the University of North Dakota are currently recruiting participants who have engaged in the recreational use of Fentanyl (e.g., Actiq, Duragesic, Sublimaze, Apache, China Girl, etc.). We are interested in understanding motivations for use, consequences associated with use, and subjective experiences during use. If you have used Fentanyl recreationally before (i.e., without a prescription or in ways other than prescribed), please click on the link below to complete the research survey. Participants will be entered into a raffle to win 1 of 4 $25 gift cards to Amazon.com.
https://und.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_81wyFYbMupRSugd
CA : Participants needed for in-person drug study in Toronto, Ontario – Provides $30 Researchers at Ryerson University are interested in studying the cognitive effects associated with the use of recreational drugs. We are recruiting individuals that currently use ketamine or cannabis at least once per month. We are also recruiting individuals who are currently using other recreational drugs (all types) at least once per month and individuals that are not currently using substances of any type for recreational purposes.
Your participation will require completing anonymous questionnaires about drug history and experiences associated with both legal and illegal drugs. Questions about personal experiences may cause psychological discomfort. In addition, you will be asked to complete various measures regarding your experiences, thoughts, and feelings, as well as virtual-reality and other computerized tasks measuring navigation and memory skills.
Overall, participation will take approximately 3 hours, for which you will receive $30.
Your participation in any/all components of the study will be on a voluntary basis. If interested and you are between the ages of 18-60, please email bimlab@psych.ryerson.ca or call the BIM Lab at 416-979-5000 extension 2192 for further information.
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Drugs and Psychological Disorders Hi!
I am interested in finding out about drugs and psychological disorders. I want to see if there is a correlation between them. Please take my survey. Everything is confidential.
Here is the link to the survey:
https://surveyplanet.com/5659ec0835ce55965bfed194
Thank you! :)
The Australian Crime Commission (ACC) Illicit Drug Data Report 2012/3 https://www.crimecommission.gov.au/sites/default/files/290414-IDDR-2012-13.pdf
Fuck, trying to work with this site using an iPad is as frustrating as trying to fuck with a speed dick!
so I've lost all my intro shit so just read it if you've got time, well worth .... Lots of interest shite yo!
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Seeking participants in Northern Rivers, NSW, Australia for study on drug dependence Hi there,
I'm a researcher based at Curtin University's National Drug Research Institute (NDRI) in Melbourne, Australia. I’m involved with a study that explores people’s experiences of living with an alcohol or other drug (AOD) habit, dependence or addiction, including how they make decisions about drug use, drug treatment and everyday life. We're now seeking participants in Northern Rivers, New South Wales, Australia: Byron Bay, Ballina, Lismore, Mullumbimby or Nimbin.
Participation involves a confidential audio-recorded interview of about an hour and you will receive $50 for your time. The interviews will be conducted in a location of your choice in the Byron Bay area. The focus of the interview will be on living with and managing a drug habit/dependence/addiction, experiences of drug use, treatment experiences (where relevant), everyday life and feelings about the future. We're especially keen to talk to people who identify their primary drug as any one or more of the following:
Stimulants, e.g. ice, cocaine, speed, crack cocaine
MDMA
Prescription drugs, e.g. benzos, Valium, Xanax, serepax
Alcohol
The information we gather will be used to develop an informative website for members of the public, and health professionals and policy makers. This part of the study runs from October to December 2015 or until we have reached our target of ten participants. The study has been approved by the Curtin University Human Research Ethics Committee.
Anyone who is interested in participating or would like more information can contact me directly at Kiran.pienaar@curtin.edu.au or on 03 9079 2204. Thanks very much for your interest.
Best wishes,
Kiran Pienaar
National Drug Research Institute - Melbourne office
Curtin University
Why do students take performance enhancing drugs? Looking for participants! Students’ use of performance enhancing drugs has been written about extensively by the media and by academics - though often with very little input from students themselves! I am carrying out a research project with the hope of giving voice to student’s own experiences of using these drugs.
Why do students take performance enhancing drugs off-label (Ritalin, Adderall, Modafinil etc.)?
What does the way students use performance enhancers tell us about the nature of work at university?
To help me answer these questions, I am hoping to interview between 6 and 10 participants online via Skype. They should be over 18, and either have taken these drugs as a student or have a particular interest in/opinions about the research topic. I will be asking you questions about your experiences with these drugs (if any) and your more general experience of university as well.
Your confidentiality and anonymity are of the utmost importance to me. For this reason, if you would like to offer yourself for an interview, I will PM you the account name and password for a Skype account I have created for you, rather than take your personal Skype account details. We’ll set up Skype so I will never see you’re face at any point. I will not take down any record of your PartyVibe username either. The idea is that these interviews be COMPLETELY ANONYMOUS.
This research has been approved by the Glasgow University Ethics Committee and is being carried out as part of my undergraduate degree at the University of Glasgow.
If you would like to check up on any of this, you can contact:
My dissertation supervisor Lucy Pickering:
Website: University of Glasgow :: Schools :: School of Social and Political Sciences :: Our staff :: Dr Lucy Pickering
Email: lucy.Pickering@glasgow.ac.uk
The College of Social Sciences Ethics Officer at Glasgow University
Dr. Muir Houston at muir.houston@glasgow.ac.uk
Or, if you have any further questions about the research, I would be more than happy to answer your questions here, or through the PM services.
All the Best,
CAS
Request for participants for interviews about recreational cocaine use Hello everyone,
I originally posted this on the cocaine forum but I didn't realise there was a forum specifically for drugs research! Apologies for posting it twice and if you've already read it, I couldn't see anything that would allow me to delete the thread.
My name is Lucy, I’m a postgraduate student at Durham University completing a Master’s degree in the School of Applied Social Sciences. I’m interested in exploring the social and cultural acceptability of cocaine use for my dissertation and it would be very much appreciated if you are interested in taking part.
If you are over 18 and have taken cocaine at least once in your lifetime, it would be great if you are happy to take part in interviews. The interviews can take place in any way you would prefer: via instant messaging for example on Skype, via email or via private messaging on this forum.
If you are interested, please send me a private message or reply to this forum message stating you have read and understood this information sheet and that you give your consent to participate. I will then arrange with you how and when the interview will take place. It shouldn’t take longer than thirty to forty minutes but you are welcome to spend as long as you like.
All participants will be completely anonymous as I will disguise the names of the forum and your usernames, any email addresses or other names e.g. Skype names with pseudonyms in the dissertation. You can withdraw from the research at any time or refuse to answer any questions without giving a reason.
Before you decide, you are welcome to contact me at any time to ask questions and discuss the project. You can contact me with your questions at any time during the research by replying to this forum message, by PM or by email at l.f.cordell@durham.ac.uk. My dissertation supervisor is Dr. Kate O’Brien who can be contacted via email at kate.o’brien@durham.ac.uk. After the research is finished, you are welcome to contact me for a copy of the research findings.
It would be useful to get an idea of people's views on this topic so I was thinking to also turn this thread into a discussion about the topic. Feel free to contribute even if you're not a cocaine user, any replies will be appreciated.
Firstly, I was wondering whether people here regard cocaine as a very harmful drug or do you think it can be taken in a sensible fashion so that any risks and harms are minimised?
I'm also interested to know people's views on the popularity of cocaine.Do you think in recent years that cocaine has grown in popularity and become more socially acceptable among young adults? Would you say the image of cocaine as a drug has changed at all?
Thank you.
Survey about a Soon-to-be-Released Recreational Substance Hello Party-Vibe Members,
My name is Taylor Chick and I am an undergraduate student at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. I am currently conducting a study about people’s thoughts regarding a soon-to-be-released recreational substance and would love to hear from you. I invite you to take this 20 to 25 minute survey. Any English speaker 18 years of age or older is welcome to participate.
This survey is anonymous and no identifying questions or information will be asked of you. You will be asked about about your pre-existing knowledge and potential use of this product. There will also be questions regarding your alcohol/drug history and habits. No incentives (financial or otherwise) will be offered for participation in this study. We are not sponsored or affiliated with the company producing and distributing this product.
The survey can be reached through this link: http://belkcollege.az1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_acaPhAoqEy7vZKl
This study was approved by UNC Charlotte's Institutional Review Board on June 28th, 2015 and will remain active until June 28th, 2016.
If you have any questions regarding this study, you can contact me via Bluelight's private messaging system or email me at tchick@uncc.edu. I would love to hear from you and I thank you in advance for your participation.
Best regards,
Taylor Chick
Participants needed for on-line survey – 2x £25 Amazon Vouchers Dear Forum Users,
My name is Joe Furlong and I am a first year PhD student from the University of Liverpool, UK. I am conducting a study which explores the effects of personality dimensions and substance use on basic emotional and perceptive processing. This study has been approved by the University of Liverpool Ethics Committee, with a particular emphasis on anonymity, and no information will be gathered which could be used to identify a participant.
The study takes around 30 minutes to complete, and there is an opportunity to provide an e-mail address at the end if you would like to be entered into a random prize draw, where I will be giving out 2x £25 Amazon vouchers, this address will be kept separately to participants' response data.
Here is a link to the study: https://qtrial2015az1.az1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_cT2rnvKBjMwr9nD.
This study is expected to run until November 2015, and is open to anyone 18 years and older.
If you have any questions I can be contacted at j.furlong@liverpool.ac.uk
Thanks,
Joe Furlong
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