Survey of Persuasive Force of Atheistic and Theistic Arguments
Ready to share your perspective? Your input is invaluable to our research on the nature of belief and argument.
This study examines how people evaluate arguments for and against the existence of deities. Participants will answer introductory questions about their perspectives, review arguments, and rate each argument’s persuasiveness. Responses will be compared across participants to explore patterns in argument evaluation. We are committed to protecting participants’ privacy and maintaining the confidentiality of their responses.
Survey of Behavioral Patterns Among Believers and Nonbelievers
This survey examines patterns of intentional behavior, personal practices, and social engagement among individuals with differing religious and nonreligious perspectives. Participants will answer questions about activities and decisions over the past twelve months. Responses will be used to explore behavioral trends and relationships across participants.
PRIVACY & ETHICS
RESPONDENT IDENTIFIERS ARE ENCRYPTED AND REMAIN STRICTLY ANONYMOUS. ALL DATA IS HANDLED WITH ABSOLUTE CONFIDENTIALITY AND SECURED THROUGH ENCRYPTED CHANNELS. NO PERSONAL INFORMATION IS STORED OR SHARED.