At most of these sites, participants' responses are sent to the originating lab. The sites vary in the amount of information and feedback provided to participants. This appears to be a promising site, but is currently malfunctioning. The site presents an impression formation study in which students interview other students or a computer respondent. This study examines perceptions of the emotion of surprise.
Participants rate the amount of surprise represented on line-drawn faces.
Neither individual nor group data is provided for the respondent. This site contains a survey about a variety of social issues, particularly those relating to aspects of sexual behavior. Participants are asked to respond to questions concerning abortion, mate selection, infidelity, sexually transmissible diseases, and so on. After completing the survey a page of some past results from other surveys, as well as many sex and health related links are given. Individual feedback is not provided.