Toloue Askarirad is a graduate student in the School of Psychology at The University of Adelaide in Australia.
Her research thesis is exploring an association between intelligence, personality traits, and ASMR, and is titled, “Do intelligence and personality traits influence ASMR perception?”
Toloue is looking for participants to take her online survey, which has been reviewed and approved by a Human Research Ethics Subcommittee. The faculty supervisor of her project is Professor Nick Burns.
The survey is open to individuals who watch ASMR videos, is fully anonymous, will not take longer than 40 minutes, and the results will only be used for academic purposes.
The survey will remain open until 200 participants have participated (or until June 30th, 2019).
Below is a link to the survey and more information.
Link to the survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/WKN77B8
The findings of this study will be made available upon request at the end of the research project, which will be in December 2019.
If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact the primary researcher Toloue Askarirad (toloue.askarirad@adelaide.edu.au) or her supervisor Professor Nick Burns (Nicholas.burns@adelaide.edu.au).
Click the links below to learn more about ASMR research:
- Tips: How to be an ASMR researcher.
- Insight: Interviews with ASMR researchers.
- Browse: ASMR research and data.
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- Website: ASMR University
- Podcast: ASMR University Podcast
- Book: Brain Tingles
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