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Build your study
Write your own items or recreate a validated scale. Add your consent text, a schedule and the instruments you need.
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Share a code
Each participant gets a short access code and a link. No account, no password, nothing to install. Or share one sign-up link and let people enrol themselves.
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It scores itself
Reverse-scored items and the score bands you define are applied the moment a response is submitted.
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Get a first draft
A Method and Results draft in APA 7 style, with your descriptives, reliabilities and tests already in the sentences.
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Export the dataset
One row per participant, with an SPSS syntax file, an R script and a plain codebook.
ResearchBeta
One place to run a psychology study
Questionnaires, implicit association tests and sociograms, collected through a link. When the data is in, Archives gives you a Method and Results draft in APA style and a dataset that SPSS, R, JASP and jamovi can open.
How a study runs
Five steps, from idea to dataset
What you can run
Three instruments, built to the published methods
- Questionnaires
Your own scales, scored on arrival
Likert, choice or free text, with reverse-scored items and score bands you define. Cronbach's alpha, item-total correlations and floor and ceiling checks come with every scale.
- Implicit Association Test
A real IAT, not an approximation
Seven blocks, counterbalanced order, and D scores computed with the improved algorithm of Greenwald, Nosek and Banaji (2003). Split-half reliability is reported for every session.
- Sociograms
Who a group actually turns to
Peer nominations become a network with Katz centrality, betweenness, closeness and communities found by modularity, plus a report on isolates and reciprocity.
After the data comes in
The write-up and the dataset, ready to edit
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A Method and Results draft
Participants, instruments, procedure and results written out in APA 7 style, with your numbers already in the sentences and the references listed.
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A dataset your software opens
Variable and value labels come through, so SPSS, R, JASP and jamovi all read it.
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An overview of every study
One page showing what is collecting, what has stalled and what needs attention, so a supervisor can see ten projects at a glance.
Every number in the draft is computed from your data, and every claim you have not checked is left marked. It is a first draft to edit, not a paper to submit.
Built for real participants
Careful where it counts
Consent before anything else
Participants read your consent text and agree before the first item. Withdrawal is one click and removes their responses.
Safety flags you set
Mark the items that matter, like a suicidality item, and see flagged responses surfaced instead of buried in a spreadsheet.
An activity log you cannot edit
Every change, export and deletion is recorded by the database itself. Useful when an ethics committee asks who did what.
Nothing for participants to install
A short access code and a link. No account, no password, and it works on the phone they already have.
Archives is in beta
Features may change while we test it with research teams. Archives is for research and screening. It is not a diagnostic device.