#Denver PAID RESEARCH for people ages 18-41

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Seeking people to talk about personal connections for research starting on 5/29. Researchers will be engaging select participants in two phases of research.

Phase one: Pre-interview assignment asks you to complete 10 questions/tasks over the course of 5 days using your phone to take videos or photos (each task should take 20 minutes)

Phase two: 90 minute interview. For those in Denver and Boston interviews will be in-person, all other locations will be remote interviews

Remote participants are paid $300 for their time
In-person interviews are paid $375 for their time

Whether in-person or over video conference, interviews will be recorded to share with internal team members unable to be present at the time of the session (not shared publicly).

Please note: In addition to information about your platonic and romantic connections, this survey will collect personal data including your location, gender, race/ethnicity, employment status, and income. Answers that you provide to this survey will only be used for selection and testing purposes. Your data will be securely stored on servers located in the United States and will only be shared for the purpose of conducting this test. Your responses to this survey will be permanently deleted in 90 days after the completion of the research period.

If interested in being considered, please take a moment to tell us more about how you might fit the research in the survey at the following link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CJX5YFY

We hope to include you!!

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https://denver.craigslist.org/etc/d/aurora-paid-research-for-people-ages-to/7747258273.html



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