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A new use for Facebook in research

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Both sociologists and market researchers have been using Facebook for a few years now in order study human activity. I recently came across a new use: developing stimuli.

A colleague is using a Facebook group to collect photographs for a face perception/memory study. Read about it here.

Submitted by coglanglab on Tue, 2008-04-08 13:11.
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