On March 4 and 4, 2016, two students from Professor DePalma's research team, presented a poster at the Annual Convention of the Eastern Psychological Association, in New York, NY.

03/21/16

Contributed by Judith Pena-Shaff

Professor DePalma's students presented the following posters describing the research conducted by their research team:

 

An examination of the quality of undergraduate online survey data by Erica Sava, Drew Tallon, Michael Farsi, Jaymi Feeney, Jessica Klausner, Rosette Epstein, Colleen Vaughn, Samantha Dwan, Kate Mckeighan, Matt Branneman, Sam Piraneo, Natasha Brodsky, Isabel Rich, Kate Needle, and  Ari Mack

 

 The current study was designed to examine the Conscientiousness of undergraduates completing an online survey. Participants (n=300) completed the survey which was designed with best practices in mind (e.g., the survey was less than 10 minutes, used an incentive, etc.). There were 25 “trap”questions embedded within the survey. Nearly 94% of the sample did not fail any trap. The present data suggest some confidence in using an undergraduate sample for online survey data collection.

Two alumni from her team (Michael farsi and Jaymi Feeney) who participated in the study attended the conference presentation as well.

 

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