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Effects of Subject Pool Policy on Student Attitudes Toward psychology and Psychological Research

Pages 141-144 | Published online: 20 Nov 2009

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Gayle Brewer & Sarita Robinson. (2018) ‘I like being a lab Rat’: student experiences of research participation. Journal of Further and Higher Education 42:7, pages 986-997.
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Scott Freng. (2020) Development of the Motivation to Participate in Psychological Research Scale. Journal of Individual Differences 41:3, pages 160-174.
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Zdravko Marjanovic, Lisa Bajkov & Jennifer MacDonald. (2018) The Conscientious Responders Scale Helps Researchers Verify the Integrity of Personality Questionnaire Data. Psychological Reports 122:4, pages 1529-1549.
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Angela Kilb & Kathleen Herzig. (2015) Increasing the Efficiency of Data Collection With a Research Participation Night. Teaching of Psychology 43:1, pages 53-58.
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Anne Moyer & Nancy Franklin. (2011) Strengthening the Educational Value of Undergraduate Participation in Research as Part of a Psychology Department Subject Pool. Journal of Empirical Research on Human Research Ethics 6:1, pages 75-82.
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Donald A. SaucierRussell J. Webster. (2009) Social Vigilantism: Measuring Individual Differences in Belief Superiority and Resistance to Persuasion. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin 36:1, pages 19-32.
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Jessica Darling, Kelly Goedert, Michelle Ceynar, Wendelyn Shore & Dana Anderson. (2016) Learning about the Means to the End: What US Introductory Psychology Students Report about Experimental Participation. Psychology Learning & Teaching 6:2, pages 91-97.
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Linda M. Ferguson, Olive Yonge & Florence Myrick. (2016) Students' Involvement in Faculty Research: Ethical and Methodological Issues. International Journal of Qualitative Methods 3:4, pages 56-68.
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Larry Bernard. (2016) Variations in Subject Pool as a Function of Earlier or Later Participation. Psychological Reports 86:2, pages 659-668.
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