Fall 2009 Psyc 445 Class Project Surveys:

• Team 1: Violent Acts in Video Games
• Team 2: Video Game Addiction
• Team 3: Video Game Immersion and Presence
• Team 4: Factors of Attraction
• Team 5: Video Game Component Skills Factors

• Team 2: Video Game Addiction
• Team 3: Tetris
• Team 4: Grand Theft Auto
• Team 5: Social Networking

Spring 2009 Psyc 444 Class Project Surveys:

• Team 1: Survey on Facebook Profiles
• Team 2: Survey on Online Relationships
• Team 3: Survey on Social Networking
• Team 4: Survey on Pornography on the Internet
• Team 5: Survey on Online Class Work
• Team 6: Survey on Mobile Technology in the Classroom

Fall 2008 Psyc 309V Class Project Surveys:

• Video Game Factors (Team 1)
• Attraction to Video Games (Team 2)
• Personal Impact of Video Games (Team 3)
• Impact of Video Games on Society (Team 4)
• Video Game Violence (Team 5)
• Video Game Addiction (Team 6)

Fall 2008 Psyc 444 Class Project Surveys:

• Mobility Initiative: Use and Usability (Team 1)
• Mobility Initiative: Student Non-Adopters (Team 2)
• Mobility Initiative: Faculty Non-Adopters (Team 3)
• Mobility Initiative: Faculty Adopters (Team 4)
• Mobility Initiative: MobileMy.umd.edu Usability (Team 5)
• Mobility Initiative: MyeVu Usability (Team 6)

Fall 2007 Class Project Surveys:

• Facebook: Who do you know Survey? (Team 1)
• Facebook Survey: What do you do? (Team 2)
• Effects of Computer Problems (Team 3)
• Computer Crash (Team 4)
• Online Dating (Team 5)
• Cult Websites (Team 6)

Lab Surveys:

• Weight Loss Survey Are you one of the millions who are trying to lose weight? We are studying how people might use the Internet for weight loss assistance. (Spring 2007)

• Frustration with computers: Rage against the computer. How frustrated are you with computers? Let us know. (Since 2004)

• Attitudes about computers. This survey was first used in 1981 and has now been rewritten for current use.

• Survey on Computer Use. Data is being collected for a Gemstone Team interested in the long term impact of computers in the 21st century.

• Questionnaire on Trust in Automated Systems. This survey is being piloted for use on a project supported by NASA.

• Census Surveys: These two surveys are generic questionnaires being used in our research on interface design for computerized self administered questionnaires on the WWW for the U.S. Bureau of the Census.
  • Census Survey Version A.
  • Census Survey Version B.

• Religious Attitudes Survey. Many students find this questionnaire interesting and provative. We have been collecting data for 15 years using this tool.