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I'm looking for places to recruit participants for online experiments, and in particular, for experiments using Inquisit Web. My lab used to recruit participants through M-Turk but that's no longer an option for us.

I saw similar questions:

While searching for a suitable platform to recruit and compensate participants online, I came across several resources:

  • www.findparticipants.com
  • www.socialsci.com
  • www.cognilab.com (Might not be relevant for Inquisit, as they offer their own platform for experiment construction and presentation)

How effective are these resources, or alternatives in recruiting paid participants for online psychology studies?

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    Welcome to cogsci.SE! This is an interesting and perennially relevant topic, but being primarily opinion-based is a reason for closure, so you might want to edit your question to focus on more specific, fact-based questions. – Krysta Jan 20 '15 at 16:47
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    I tweaked a little to try to move the question from "experiences" to something more concrete like "effectiveness". I share your interest in the question, but it might be good to define what more explicitly you want to know about such services. e.g., what proportion of participants are conscientious? Do they allow use of Inquisit or plug-in based programs? Cost effectiveness?etc. – Jeromy Anglim Jan 21 '15 at 01:19
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    A user recently also mentioned SurveyComet.com and TurkPrime.com. However, it sounds like they are more for online survey software and may not allow inquisit installation. – Jeromy Anglim Jan 21 '15 at 01:33

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