Behavioral and Social Sciences

Test how background music tempo changes debugging and new code writing performance, and learn to analyze keystroke logs and task focus.

Compare parental-leave policy generosity with teen family cohesion scores and learn multilevel modeling, policy coding, and cross-national analysis.

Fit a Bayesian reinforcement-learning model to IGT and BART data, then test how adolescent loss aversion changes across tasks and model forms.

Map Wikipedia biography links by gender and nationality, then test how graph structure changes under rewiring to study hidden representation gaps.

Model how recommender systems can amplify polarization, then test your simulation against public Twitter cascade data and social network patterns.

Design a preregistered web task to study how delay of gratification changes from ages eight to 17, then analyze age trends and choice patterns.

Measure whether longer recess changes on-task behavior, and build skills in behavioral coding, controls, and basic statistics.

Test how identifiability changes teen giving choices with a web task, and practice survey design, vignette testing, and basic stats.

Build a webcam model that tracks facial micro-expressions and compares them with HRV so you can study arousal, validation, and cognitive load over time.

Test how people cooperate in repeated public-goods games when an LLM partner is known or hidden, and build skills in game design and analysis.