Hi! 👋 I’m conducting a short survey about baby clothing sizes for babies 0–24 months.
🍼 Parents/caregivers welcome
⏱️ Takes about 5 minutes
Your input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you! ❤️
https://forms.gle/okJux98Zuk82yLMo6
Hi! I am an aspiring artist/game developer hoping to gather real experiences of mental health and its impacts. If you have or currently am experiencing a mental disorder, I would appreciate any inputs in this survey, but I understand if you do not feel comfortable sharing.
The game idea comprises of a first-person pov where the player gets to live as characters struggling with different types of mental illnesses. Players can experience different stimulus and struggles based on the disorder the character has. In this survey, I aim to better understand how your disorder affects you in different ways.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc9y27SvknNNFtD-ueLl3lmxALrCfnCsEPAFr2jBiI3hj6OPA/viewform
thank you and have a great day ahead!
Hi everyone! I’m conducting a short study on understanding women's menstrual experiences.
It’s anonymous and takes just 5 minutes, I would really appreciate it if you could fill this out.
Results for: https://www.reddit.com/r/SampleSize/s/rnIwYBMwIy
419 people told us which way they turn the phone, which hand holds it, which finger does the scrubbing, and what shape of video they watch. Here's what came back.
| Count | Share |
|---|---|
| Men | 282 |
| Women | 88 |
| Non-binary | 38 |
| Unstated or other | 11 |
| Born | Count | Share |
|---|---|---|
| 00s | 187 | 45% |
| 90s | 183 | 44% |
| 80s | 36 | 9% |
| 70s or earlier | 8 | 2% |
| Unstated | 5 | 1% |
Phones split almost evenly: Android 199 (48%), iPhone 188 (45%), unstated 29 (7%).
| Count | Share |
|---|---|
| Portrait | 230 |
| Landscape | 189 |
Roughly even, with a slight lean to portrait.
| Count | Share |
|---|---|
| Left | 236 |
| Right | 145 |
| Other | 16 |
| Prop or no hands | 12 |
| Both | 10 |
Left hand wins by a comfortable margin. Most people are right-handed, so the phone tends to go in the spare hand.
That 56% doesn't mean the right hand is idle, though. Plenty of people hold the phone in the left hand and then reach across with the right to scrub. Counting which hands touch the phone at all, for holding and scrubbing combined:
| Share |
|---|
| Left hand only |
| Right hand only |
| Both hands |
So a genuinely free right hand is only slightly more common than a free left one, and more than a quarter of people use both.
| Count | Share |
|---|---|
| Thumb only | 306 |
| Index only | 59 |
| Thumb and index | 45 |
| Other or mixed | 9 |
The thumb dominates. Worth noting it dominates much harder in portrait than in landscape, see below.
One thing the survey didn't ask: whether people change their grip to scrub. It treats the hold and the scrub as one fixed arrangement, when plenty of people probably shift the phone, reach, and shift back. So these answers are best read as the finger people scrub with, not proof that they're holding the phone the same way while they do it.
| Portrait (n=230) | Landscape (n=189) |
|---|---|
| Same hand holds and scrubs | 88.1% |
| Rests against the palm | 67.4% |
| Scrubs with thumb only | 82.6% |
| Scrubs with index finger only | 8.3% |
Partly this is just geometry. A sideways phone is too wide to wrap in one hand and the thumb can't reach the middle of the screen. Still, it's a clean split: portrait is a one-handed hold, landscape mostly isn't.
Same caveat as above applies to the first row. Anyone who re-grips to scrub and then settles back would show up here as one-handed, so treat 88.1% as the ceiling rather than the number.
| Content actually watched | Held Landscape | Held Portrait |
|---|---|---|
| Landscape-shaped videos (n=154) | 72.7% | 27.3% |
| Mixture (n=174) | 35.6% | 64.4% |
| Portrait-shaped videos (n=69) | 8.7% | 91.3% |
Lopsided. Portrait watchers almost always hold the phone to match, at 91.3%. Landscape watchers often don't, and 27.3% hold the phone upright anyway, letterboxing the video into a strip.
Those 42 people are more one-handed than the widescreen watchers who do turn the phone:
| Landscape-content watchers | Hold portrait anyway (n=42) | Hold landscape (n=112) |
|---|---|---|
| Same hand holds and scrubs | 81.1% | 67.8% |
| Scrubs with thumb only | 78.6% | 58.9% |
| Rests against the palm | 73.8% | 49.1% |
Looks like a free hand is worth more to them than a bigger picture.
| Landscape | Portrait | % Portrait |
|---|---|---|
| Man (n=282) | 146 | 136 |
| Woman (n=88) | 26 | 62 |
| Non-binary (n=38) | 12 | 26 |
Men are a coin flip. Women and non-binary respondents lean portrait by about two to one. It isn't the content, since all three groups report near-identical viewing mixes (16.7% mostly-portrait among men, 18.2% among women, 15.8% among non-binary respondents).
The gap is widest among people watching widescreen video, where the share holding the phone upright regardless is:
| Holds portrait anyway |
|---|
| Men (n=105) |
| Women (n=30) |
| Non-binary (n=16) |
| Left | Right | Both | Prop | Other |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Man (n=282) | 61.0% | 31.6% | 1.8% | 2.5% |
| Woman (n=88) | 47.7% | 37.5% | 2.3% | 4.5% |
| Non-binary (n=38) | 47.4% | 47.4% | 5.3% | 0.0% |
Men skew left hardest. Non-binary respondents are an exact tie.
| Thumb only | Index only | Both |
|---|---|---|
| Man (n=282) | 72.0% | 14.9% |
| Woman (n=88) | 73.9% | 12.5% |
| Non-binary (n=38) | 73.7% | 15.8% |
No real difference here.
| Mentions chest |
|---|
| Man (n=282) |
| Woman (n=88) |
| Non-binary (n=38) |
39 people bring the chest into it, 10 of them balancing the phone there with no hands at all. It's mostly a portrait thing, 29 of the 39 mentions.
| Portrait | Left hand | Thumb only | Uses palm |
|---|---|---|---|
| Born 80s (n=36) | 41.7% | 55.6% | 80.6% |
| Born 90s (n=183) | 56.8% | 55.2% | 72.1% |
| Born 00s (n=187) | 56.1% | 58.3% | 74.3% |
Mostly flat. The 80s group leans landscape, but it's also 89% men, and men lean landscape anyway. Looking at men alone:
| Born 80s | Born 90s | Born 00s |
|---|---|---|
| Men, % portrait | 40.6% (n=32) | 47.4% (n=114) |
| Women, % portrait | 66.7% (n=3) | 72.9% (n=48) |
Younger men drift toward portrait. Women are portrait-first at every age. The 80s women figure is 3 people, so ignore it.
Among the 250 people who described three or more points of contact, the grips cluster into a few shapes:
| Grip | Count | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Full wrap: palm and all five digits | 75 | 30% |
| Palm and four fingers, thumb free | 33 | 13% |
| Four fingers, no palm or thumb | 26 | 10% |
| Four fingers and thumb, no palm | 15 | 6% |
| Thumb, index and middle | 14 | 6% |
| Palm, pinky and thumb | 13 | 5% |
| Everything else (26 other combinations) | 74 | 30% |
The full wrap is the single most common, but the striking thing is the spread: 32 distinct combinations across 250 people, and no grip used by even a third of them.
Note the thumb is doing double duty in this table. People who leave it out of the grip scrub with it 94% of the time, against 75% for people who grip with it. That's mostly bookkeeping rather than a finding, since the thumb is either holding the phone or working the screen.
Tick counts aren't grip strength. The grip question was a grid of checkboxes, left and right, palm plus five fingers each. 28 people ticked no hand boxes at all, 94 ticked exactly one, and 6 ticked eight or more. Tick counts also climb the younger respondents get, which is probably about how thoroughly people fill in checkbox grids rather than anything about grip.
The chest number is an artifact of the options. Chest was the only body part offered as a checkbox, and 39 people ticked it. Leg, thigh, ribcage and arm all had to be typed in by hand, and got one mention each. So the 9% may be measuring "used a body part" with chest as the only available box, rather than the chest specifically. Offer thigh and stomach as options and the picture would likely spread out.
Nobody was asked what position they were in. Lying down, sitting up and standing are three completely different problems for a hand, and the chest answers suggest a fair number of people are horizontal. Posture is probably the biggest single thing driving orientation and grip, and it isn't in the data at all.
Handedness wasn't asked. The reading that the phone goes in the spare hand rests entirely on assuming most respondents are right-handed. Roughly one in ten people aren't, and there's no way to identify them here.
Neither was phone size. A Pro Max and a Mini are different objects to hold one-handed. We asked which brand people use, which turned out to predict nothing, when screen size would plausibly predict quite a lot about palms and full wraps.
Nobody was asked what the other hand was doing. It seemed safe to assume.
"Typically" is doing a lot of work. Every question asked what people usually do. Nothing captures how much any individual varies between sessions, positions or videos, which for a lot of people is probably the honest answer.
Researchers at ACAP University College want to learn more about your experiences with seeking mental health support from your LGBTQIA+ peers.
The study involves completing an anonymous online survey about accessing mental health support from peers, LGBTQIA+ identity, and experiences of stigma and mental health.
Adults aged 18 and over living in Australia who identify as LGBTQIA+, can read and understand English well-enough by self-assessment to be able to complete a survey in English, and have no personal relationship to any of the researchers are eligible to participate.
The survey will take approximately 20 minutes to complete.
Link to survey: https://acap.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_beIJsjlGoDFtkeq
Contact:
Robert Grigor: 279681@my.acap.edu.au
Associate Professor Fiona-Ann Papps: FionaAnn.Papps@acap.edu.au
Dr Katrina Leonard: Katrina.Leonard@acap.edu.au
Ever wondered why you buy one product online and skip another? 👀
I’m conducting a short survey to understand online shopping habits, preferences, discounts, and purchase decisions.
⏱️ Only 3–5 minutes
🎯 Looking for regular online shoppers
Your responses would really help with the research! 🙌
👉 Take the survey: https://forms.gle/QUCZNMJrtgai9WK68
If you have an ADHD diagnosis/self-diagnosis, or referral in place, aged 18 years or older, and who are proficient in English, to take part in a study to explore the lived experiences of relational rejection for adults with ADHD.
It is not a requirement for you to currently be, or have ever been, in a romantic relationship.
If you decide that you want to read more information about this study (e.g., the types of questions and how your data will be handled) please follow this link:
You will see a brief version of the information sheet, which also includes a link to the full information sheet.
Interviews will take place at the University of Chester, Parkgate Road campus or online via MS Teams.
There's a place to mention any reasonable adjustments that can support your participation when you sign up.
During the interview, some of the questions will ask you about how you view ADHD, your experiences of rejection and how this feels and your views/experiences of romantic relationships. If you feel that these types of questions may cause you distress or become triggering, there is no obligation for you to take part.
If you do decide to take part, you can withdraw at any time without consequence.
Any answers given will be completely confidential and anonymous.
Thanks!
p.s. if you have any issues with the links, but still want to take part, feel free to email me with any questions r.mort@chester.ac.uk
This is the 2nd study I'm running as part of my PhD. If you can't take part, but want to discuss the topic I am open to having a chat! I might respond via DM if my response is unavoidably leading, just to protect the integrity of the study for future participants 😊
Hi r/SampleSize!
I'm a Master's student at Warwick Business School researching whether Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) and attitudes toward limited-time offers and battle passes predict in-game spending behaviour in free-to-play games like Valorant and League of Legends.
Who can take part: Anyone has played any free-to-play game (Valorant, LoL, Fortnite, Apex, Genshin, etc.)
Time: ~8-10 minutes
Anonymous: Yes, fully anonymous. No personal data collected.
Ethics: Approved by Warwick Business School Research Ethics Committee.
https://qualtricsxm82z9y4573.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3yl5qnVY0GXcXf8
Thank you so much! 🙏
Hi guys!
Please help! I need responses for my questionnaire on the impact of influencer marketing on consumption and beauty standards for Gen Z! (Aged 18 - 29)
Any responses would help much appreciated and I will fill in your survey too!
I need as many responses as possible and would be absolutely grateful for any help!
I am exploring a new app designed to encourage safer driving by rewarding drivers for consistently following speed limits and driving safely.
Users would earn points through safe driving, which could then be exchanged for discounts, vouchers and rewards from participating businesses.
This survey takes approximately 3 - 5 minutes to complete.
Your answers will help me understand whether there is genuine demand for the idea. Thank you
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfl-sZ-Bb2odMyQ3wQpHDSQe6KNm-peGEfwj9FH5stJh9js1A/viewform
I'm doing some research into why dating apps are so frustrating and what people would actually find useful instead.
Anonymous, about 4–5 minutes, no sign-up required. Open to anyone 18+ who has used a dating app in the last 12 months.
https://forms.gle/YtLRKzRBT5bPkHw38
Happy to share the results back here once I have enough responses.
I’ve worked in the funeral sector for six years and care deeply about protecting both the deceased and grieving families.
Right now in England and Wales, anyone can open a funeral home or mortuary without a legal license, minimum facility standards (like mandatory refrigeration or access security), or independent routine checks. Scotland already brought in statutory licensing and inspections under the Burials and Cremation Act.
Given recent high-profile scandals in the news (like the Legacy case in Hull), I feel voluntary trade codes are no longer enough to protect vulnerable families.
I have set up an official Parliament petition calling for:
Legally binding mortuary facility standards (temperature controls, security, body tracking).
Mandatory price transparency (clear itemised pricing and owner disclosures).
An independent statutory regulator with power to inspect, fine, or close unfit facilities.
Would you support or sign a petition?
If so, please sign. Thank you. 🖤
I need 100 respondents by 22 August, 2026.
Its for Masters Dissertation. I am quite short on time. Please help me.
I just require Instagram users who are aged 18-27 and follow skincare or Beauty influncers.
I am doing a study on how perceived authenticity of influnecers affect purchase intention in the skincare or Beauty industry. What factors make an influencer content feel authentic is also covered in my study.
It will barely take 5-7 minutes. Please help 🙏
The survey is now closed. Thank you for your interest!
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Hi everyone!
I’m conducting a research study about the experiences and challenges people encounter when designing surveys.
If you have created at least one survey—for academic or UX research, work, education, customer feedback, or any other purpose—I would greatly appreciate your participation.
Recruitment for male participants has now closed.
Survey details
• Eligibility: Anyone aged 18 or older who has designed at least one survey
• Time: Approximately 10–15 minutes
• Compensation: 40 participants will be randomly selected to receive $3.5
• Survey link: https://www.witform.app/response/2f6446270cf5
Your responses will help us better understand real-world survey design practices and develop more useful tools for survey creators.
The survey is hosted on witform, a beta survey-building platform being developed as part of our broader research. You can see and use the platform at https://www.witform.app
For questions about the study, please contact me at kj4483@soongsil.ac.kr.
Thank you for your time and participation!
It will only take 2-3 minutes to fill out this survey. Your responses are appreciated and thank you for filling out the form. Requirements are students studying in college or universities. You can drop your survey in the comments and I'll fill it as well.
Hi all,
I'm a Master's student in Sports Nutrition and Training at Universidad Europea de Madrid, collecting data for my thesis on how post-exercise protein and carbohydrate intake relate to the severity and duration of delayed-onset muscle soreness.
Who can take part:
- 18 or older
- Train at least twice a week
- Trained at some point in the last 7 days
What's involved: one anonymous survey, under 10 minutes, almost all one-tap questions. It asks about your usual diet, what you ate yesterday, your most recent session, and how sore you were afterward.
No identifying information is collected. Ethics approved.
Link: https://forms.gle/d4u5pBgLjJjodemy8
Happy to answer questions in the comments, and I'll post a summary of the results here once the analysis is done.
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-dlqjyw4x3-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.
Hello,
I was curious about how everyone else here finds fresh songs or podcasts on Spotify.
Do you rely on Discover Weekly/Radios, search specific mood keywords, or just look outside the app on TikTok and social media?
I put together a super quick 2-minute poll to see what methods work best for everyone:
Would love to hear your thoughts and any tips you have!
Hi everyone! The following survey is for my Bachelors thesis. Don't need any prior experience. Just need people aged between 18-29. I am on a tight deadline. Therefore, I need to get this filled ASAP. Please fill it out. And yes, drop your surveys as well. I will be returning the favor as well.
I am a MSC occupational psychology student looking for participants for my survey. Would appreciate it greatly if you take out 15 minutes of your time if this is of your interest. Thanks
