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Participate in Cubicle Research

What to expect during Cubicle research

When participating in cubicle studies, the researcher will take you to a small quiet room whit a desk and a computer where you can perform the task.  The researcher will ask you to read the information on the screen and leave you alone unless you have any questions. Cubicle research is mostly self-explanatory, the instructions are clear from the computer program. There is always a researcher in an adjacent room to help you with any questions you may have.

What's expected from you

When you’re participating in cubicle research, you are expected to concentrate on reading all the instructions and perform the tasks seriously. Concentration is most important, so make sure there are no distracting factors and you take your time. So put your phone on silent and check in advance how long the test will take. As with any study in the Behavioural Science lab, participation is completely voluntary and you can stop at any time.

Prepare for the appointment

Usually you don't have to make any special preparations for Cubicle research. You will receive information from the researcher, please read this well in advance so that you can contact the researcher with any questions you may have.

Can I participate in Cubicle studies? 

Whether you can participate in Cubicle research depends on the target group that is being sought for the current Cubicle research. The specifications per project can be found on the page where you can register for studies.