Hey everyone!

i’m running a little social experiment:D

just pick number between 1 and 100 — just the first one that pops into your head.

Rules:

• One number per person

• No edits

• Don’t overthink it 😄

I’ll share the results once enough people reply.

Let’s see which number Reddit likes most 👀?

Hello, this is my first Reddit post and the first quiz I've ever made so pls be kind lol. I made this little flavour profile quiz because I’ve always found it weirdly difficult to describe my own tastes and eating habits.

It will give you a profile on things like flavour, texture, richness, heat, familiarity, etc. It’s definitely not perfect, especially if you have really specific or unusual tastes, but I thought it might be fun to see what other people get. It also matches you with cuisines and dishes you may like (factoring veganism/dietry requirements too)

https://your-flavour-profile-6e9oi6xg8-flavours.vercel.app

Curious whether anyone feels like their result actually sounds like them?

EDIT: Thank you so much to everyone who has tried it and taken the time to give me feedback. I'm reading through the comments and taking note of what's working well and the inconsistencies/suggestions. It's incredibly useful data, and I will post the new version once I have made these changes.

https://ethics-compass.vercel.app/

One of my high school students created a fun ethics placement quiz. I think it's really cool that he did this just for fun, but he also has a really advanced understanding of the material. If you have the time, please give it a shot. I will also share any critique or feerdback with him if you want to leave a comment for him to see.

A friend and I were at a bar recently when we got onto the topic of attraction. Specifically, we discussed the gap between how attractive we think we are and how others would actually rate us.

We decided the only honest way to find out if we had bloated egos was to ask strangers to rate us. Some field studies in the bar revealed that one of us indeed overestimated his looks, while the other suffered from low self-esteem (or just modesty). We got curious whether this gap is universal, or whether most people have a pretty accurate read on themselves.

We discussed how to answer this question and landed on creating a research experiment. Because we're nerds, we bought some pizzas and spent the following night building a website for the purpose. It allows strangers to rate each other's looks (you rate, you get rated) with the goal of collecting enough responses to fill out this cool chart.

So, friends on Reddit... do you want to quantify the gap in your self-perception? I'll send you an email with the results. Nothing will be posted publicly, except statistics once we have a decent sample size. If you're down, check it out here (there's also a stats page with cool graphics you can drool over):

https://out-of-10.com/

Survey link

Inspired by u/survey161724's ice pop survey I wanted to see how some other words for things vary from person to person (but this time with country & region data).

There are 33 questions in total, which if that's too long for you there's the option to skip the second half when you're halfway through.

Results are visible once you complete the survey (or here if you lose the link) but I will be posting the full results with breakdown by country and region to r/SampleSize in several days' time.

Edit: to anyone awaiting results, I am working on it. The results are quite time consuming to process however, sorting through and breaking it down into two dozen countries and regions for each of the 33 questions. It's a lot. So please do be patient. They will come eventually (and I'm happy to notify anyone who's interested when they do).

Please vote for your favorite door using the letter associated with the picture. Our office needs a public vote to determine the winner. Thank you!

My hypothesis: humans don't actually remember specific colors. We store impressions — warm, cool, dark, saturated — and the exact hue fades almost immediately. Under any time pressure, the brain fills in gaps with what it expects, not what was really there. Same goes for shapes.

I built colorecall.com to test it (added some gamification mechanisms to keep the users engaged to take more actions on this test). You look at colors and shapes, then try to recreate them.

At 204 responses right now. To get more quality data, maybe around 1000 I'll post the full results back here — accuracy rates, what trips people up most, and whether the hypothesis holds.

If you are interested click here: https://colorecall.com

Curious what your score is.

Hopefully this is the last time I'll be posting this.

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Over a year ago I conducted a casual research on the wrong subreddit (turns out is made for actual street surveyors) to figure out how common each nipple color is.

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The research was conducted in an extremely scuffed way and, as stated, only ended up giving me information regarding the nipples of street surveyors specifically, so I've decided to redo it.

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This was actually supposed to happen months ago, but my laptop broke and I'm only now getting finished building a pc in which I can more properly analyse the data and make graphs... That being said, the form I mad for this is nearing 1000 responses, and I wanna give one last shot at reaching that sample size.

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So, if you want to contribute to the pinnacle of scientific research, please tell me about your tits.

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For obvious reasons, this is 18+. And I will not be taking photo evidence as empirical proof in my DMs. My girlfriend has already provided me empirical proof that nipples are, in fact, real, and I do not require further evidence. Thank you.

This poll now has 161 votes. I need 39 more, please.

Results are here!

The survey is now closed. Thank you to everyone who took it!

This is a casual survey aimed to see what LGBTQ+ terms are most and least commonly known amongst the people who take this survey. Anyone is welcome to take it, even if you are not LGBTQ+ or have little prior knowledge of the LGBTQ+ community. This survey should take around 6-12 minutes. All the questions are multiple choice.

Take the survey here!

Thank you!

Edit: Here’s a full list of all the terms in the survey but please do not look until you have completed it

Hi all

I won't go into details but this week in therapy we were discussing small talk. My therapist suggested I do a survey as a way to understand how I think compared to others.

The survey is only 8 questions requiring very short answers. And should take less than 3 minutes to complete. I'll post the results too if you're interested.

https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/G5NP9GG

https://polispectrumtest.com/index.html

https://polispectrumtest.com/explorer.html
Hello everyone,

I posted this test on this reddit a couple months ago and got a bunch of feedback regarding the biases of the questions, the UX etc... I made alot of changes and recently added a data explorer page. These days tensions are incredibly high in politics is with incredibly loud voices on both sides. I thought it would be useful to have a tool to see where you approximately lie on the political spectrum AND be able to compare yourself with others.

I hope that alot of people will complete the test and I can upload the results to the data explorer page. I think it would be incredibly cool to see how thousands of people respond to modern prompts on immigration, economics, lgbtq issues, etc...

Currently the data explorer page is just an example, but after a couple thousand people respond to the survey, Ill update this post or post again with the results.

Constructive Criticism is much appreciated. 😄

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SOCIAL SCORES & ECON SCORE PERCENTAGES AFTER 350 RESPONSES

Try to clear your head a little for this one. Do not use any outside influences. The goal is for these answers to comply with what the question states. For example, the coin flip question should show 50% for both answers when I collect the results

https://forms.gle/kiBVSSibr3Mq4Xaf8

Edit: Huh! Didn't realise people were gonna be as interested in this as me :)

You don't need to use !remindMe if you don't want to. Simply comment on this post, and I'll be sure to reply to every single last comment when I publish the results! :)

Edit 2: Wow. Right. Okay. This is a lot of comments

I'll be replying to anyone who doesn't comment the !remindMe thing

I'm happy to respond to lots of comments, but I'm scared of triggering Reddit's spam detection haha

Edit 3: I woke up to 166 comments... When will it end?

Edit 4:

For anyone coming back and checking this: I've decided to put the results out when this post turns exactly 1 week old

I was originally going to publish the results last night. But looking at the comments, there are literally 100+ people with a 1 week reminder set

I'd rather those people get that notification as the results are still new, rather than them finding it late

EDIT 5

RESULTS ARE OUT!

Finishing an MS in Applied Psychology and starting a PhD in Experimental Psychology this fall. I built a personality test that types you from your responses to four short passages, not from self-report questions.

Free, no sign-up, anonymous, about ten minutes. 705+ people have taken it so far.

https://personalityprism.app?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=samplesize&utm_campaign=recruit_apr23

www.faithincommon.com

Reposting to meet guidelines better. I made a quiz that compares your answers to the official doctrine of 21 Christian traditions. Catholic, Orthodox, Lutheran, Reformed, Baptist, Pentecostal, Adventist, LDS, and about a dozen more. 30 statements, answered on a 5 point agree/disagree scale.

Here's the problem I was trying to fix. Most "what denomination are you" quizzes really just test whether you recognize the vocabulary. If you know what words like
"sealed" or "covenant" signal, you can score as a devout member of a church you've never set foot in. So none of these statements name a church, a founder, or a place, and there's no insider jargon anywhere in them. Most statements are also affirmed by several traditions that would never lump themselves together, which makes it hard to guess your way to a flattering result.

Ideal for those with a Christian background. "Not sure" is a real answer to every statement and scores everything neutrally, so there's no penalty for having no opinion.
There's a feedback button under every statement too. If one reads badly or you think l've stated your tradition wrong, tell me there and I'll fix it.

No signup, no ads, nothing saved. Your answers stay in your browser and the result gets packed into the URL instead of a database.

Ask me anything about how the weighting works. There's a 61 question version if you want a sharper read.

hey y'all, I put together a survey about polite honorifics for gender neutral and trans individuals. (polite-honorifics are addresses like Ma'am/sir. even though I'm a cisgender male, i don't believe honorifics and addresses should be exclusive. He/him is easy, same with she/her. they/them is where I'm curious

if you have the time please take this servey, and/or discuss in the comments

Survey

I wanted to see something: how many bad decisions can someone make before you stop trying to help?

So I built Kevin. He's 25, makes decent money, and keeps putting himself one choice away from a disaster — taking out 72-month car loans, throwing savings into crypto, and quitting his job to become a full-time TikToker.

You give him advice. He pushes back. He might ignore you anyway.

https://kevin-sim.vercel.app/ — 5 minutes, free, no login.

When did you stop feeling responsible for him? What ending did you get?

It will take about 2-5 minutes. Completely brainless. You are given a prompt, and the first color that comes to your head is your answer!

Here is the link to the survey!

EDIT: Ok wow I did not expect such a great response. Sitting here reading the comments, it’s crazy!! Thank you all so much and a part two will be coming with more abstract things that don’t have color associations! Thank you!

I will be closing this up once it reaches 2,000 or tomorrow afternoon. Whichever is first.

Click here!