Target demographic: Anyone who identifies as part of the EA community including individuals working/engaged in all EA organizations.
The study aims to understand how altruist traits relate to well-being. The findings may contribute to psychological research at the intersection of moral psychology and positive psychology.
Researcher: Kaviya Ilangovan
Programme: Master's in Clinical Psychology
Institution: Kristu Jayanti Deemed to be University, Bengaluru, India
Research supervisor: Dr. Smitha A G, Head of the Department, Psychology (PG)
Researcher's contact: 25mplc23@kristujayanti.com
Here's the form:
https://forms.gle/zdFDA5p9fNrWjkkV7
The response is collected through a unique Participant ID (First two letters of their name, first two number of their date of birth, first two letters of their city of birth) in CAPITAL. Eg: KA15MA
Please note that we maintain this so that you can request the removal of your data at any time. If you decide to withdraw your data in the future, simply contact us at 25mplc23@kristujayanti.com
This is also to maintain anonymity and no real name will be collected. The email address is collected to share the results in the future.
We have received Institution Review Board's ethical approval. If you're eligible, please consider participating. I'm looking for at least 319 responses! And kindly upvote so I could reach more people and sharing this with someone in the community would help out enormously too
To ensure high epistemic rigor and minimize demand characteristics or self-report bias, we are keeping the specific underlying variables masked until data collection is complete. We expect to complete the thesis by April 2027. Shortly after, we will send a brief summary of what we learned to everyone who participated.
Responses will be collected through Google Forms and stored in Google Sheets, accessible only to the researcher and research supervisor. Data will be retained for approximately five years for research and publication purposes, after which the raw data will be permanently deleted.
Thank you so much for reading and considering to fill it up!
Edit: I had used the demographic questions from a previous study. However, recently I had some changes and removed the excess that was not necessary for my study.