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Description: **NOTE: This page is no longer active and remains only for archival reasons. We recommend new alternatives such as StudySwap (osf.io/view/StudySwap/) and/or the Psychological Science Accelerator (psysciacc.org/) instead.** Welcome to the Many Lab! This site was created as an index of active crowdsourcing projects seeking collaborators. See the Wiki, below, for more information on how this site was used.
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Many Lab: New Project Template
This is the new project template for the Many Lab. You can fork this template and use it as your project's page. Click Using this Template, below, t...
ML5 - Many Lab Front Page
| Forked: 2016-03-29 17:20 UTC
See the Wiki, below, for information on this project and how to join.
CREP Many Lab Front Page
| Forked: 2016-01-29 21:43 UTC
[Still seeking contributors] This is the Many Lab page for the Collaborative Research and Education Project.
[COMPLETED] ManyLabs 4 - Many Lab Front Page
| Forked: 2015-06-08 20:00 UTC
See the Wiki, below, for information on this project and how to join.
[COMPLETED] EAMMI2 - the next generation - Many Lab Frontpage
| Forked: 2016-03-11 22:44 UTC
The EAMMI2 is a large scale collaborative project that seeks to survey a large and diverse population regarding attitudes, behaviors, and beliefs rela...
[COMPLETED] The Human Penguin Project Many Lab Frontpage
| Forked: 2017-03-10 20:08 UTC
This project's goal is to investigate the relationship between people's social environments and their core temperature.
[COMPLETED] The ManyBeds Project: Co-Sleeping around the World Many Lab Frontpage
| Forked: 2017-03-10 19:59 UTC
This project aims to investigate the relationship between social thermoregulation through co-sleeping and glucose & fat intake (original study), a...
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