Demographics Survey
How do demographics affect brain function and behavior?
In the Demographics Survey, participants are asked to provide some basic information about themselves, like their age, gender, race/ethnicity, etc. Collecting demographic information is standard and critical for brain and behavior research. It provides data on who the research participants are and whether they are a representative sample of the target population. It also allows researchers to ask whether certain factors, like age and gender, may explain their study results.
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Parameters
This survey cannot be tweaked.
What data is collected? How is it scored?
The following variables are recorded:
- Demographic_age
- Demographic_gender
- Demographic_other_gender
- Demographic_race
- Demographic_ethnicity
- Demographic_country
What participants see before taking the survey
In this survey, you are asked to provide some basic information about yourself, like your age/gender.
What participants see after taking the survey
Why this survey? Demographic information allows researchers to investigate how individual differences such as age and gender may affect brain health and behavior outcomes.
Aggregate Variables
These data are automatically written to a csv file upon completion of the survey
- Demographic_age
- Demographic_gender
- Demographic_other_gender
- Demographic_race
- Demographic_ethnicity
- Demographic_country
Duration
1 minute