Behavioral and Social Sciences

Test a low-cost reading aid for dyslexic readers and learn how to measure speed, comprehension, and within-subject effects.

Test whether drawing jerk, pauses, and stroke timing can help you build an interpretable classifier for early developmental differences.

Model how Gen Z religious switching can shift region by region, then test tipping points with Pew data and agent-based simulations.

Measure how repeated feed exposure relates to teen autonomy with experience-sampling, then analyze patterns with simple mixed-effects stats.

Compare public commitment and private goal-setting, then use self-report and screen-time data to measure study habit changes over 3 weeks.

Test how font choice changes adolescent recall, and learn to build a preregistered web experiment with clean controls and simple analysis.

Test whether one visible peer changes composting behavior at the same table, then code video and analyze peer influence with clean comparisons.

Test how screen content type changes teen executive function by comparing browser-based n-back and task-switching scores across groups.

Learn how to measure teen labor-force changes after minimum-wage shifts with CPS microdata, synthetic control, and causal inference.

Compare a Python reinforcement-learning scheduler with SM-2 and measure how personalized review timing changes vocabulary recall over 4 weeks.