Are you a researcher with an online experiment or survey?

If so, I might want to include it in my listings.

In particular, I'm looking for studies that are

• Affiliated with an institution of higher learning

• Approved by a college or university review board

• Relevant to my readers

Relevant studies include those related to parenting, children, and/or developmental psychology.

If your study meets these criteria, please fill out the submission form below. I will review your submission and try to get back to you in a few days.

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