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NYU Stern Behavior Lab Participation

  • Organization: NYU Stern School of Business – Center for Behavioral Research
  • Type: Other
  • Location: Global
  • Age: 18+
  • Funding: Fully Funded

The Behavior Lab invites participants to join short surveys and questionnaires on decision-making, consumer behavior, and social issues. Studies are conducted online or in person at NYU Stern, with participants compensated for their time. Benefits - Compensation up to USD $20/hour - Payment via cash, Amazon gift cards, or prize drawings - Flexible participation, choose which studies to join - Opportunity to contribute to behavioral and social science research

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NYU Stern School of Business – Center for Behavioral ResearchOther

NYU Stern Behavior Lab Participation

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Opportunity type
Other
Funding
Fully Funded
Location
Global
Deadline
Rolling

About this opportunity

The Behavior Lab invites participants to join short surveys and questionnaires on decision-making, consumer behavior, and social issues. Studies are conducted online or in person at NYU Stern, with participants compensated for their time.

Benefits

  • Compensation up to USD $20/hour
  • Payment via cash, Amazon gift cards, or prize drawings
  • Flexible participation, choose which studies to join
  • Opportunity to contribute to behavioral and social science research

Who can apply

  • Must be 18 years or older
  • Create a participant account via Behavior Lab portal
  • Non‑NYU participants must generate a User ID ending in @nyu.edu and email details to the lab
  • Participation is voluntary; you can choose which studies to join
  • Most studies last 15–30 minutes; compensation details included in each study announcement
  • In college or university
  • Just graduated
  • Working (full-time or part-time)

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Good to know

  • +Money flows to the participant, never from them
  • +Eligibility is a single clear line with no hidden filters, and you do not need to be an NYU student
  • +Honest about what the work is: short questionnaires and surveys, most lasting 15 to 30 minutes
  • +Most participation is remote, so it is not strictly New York only
  • +NYU Stern is an unambiguously credible institution

Worth checking yourself

  • !The value is token and explicitly variable: up to 20 dollars per hour, and payment may be cash, a gift card, or merely entry into a prize drawing, so a participant may end up with only a raffle entry
  • !18 and over only, which excludes a large part of LOT's audience
  • !The sign-up path for non-NYU applicants asks them to invent a User ID ending in @nyu.edu, which looks like impersonating an NYU address
  • !Some studies still require travel to the Center in New York at the participant's own cost
  • !No deadline exists to display and the page never states the word rolling, so whatever the platform shows here is an inference

What we could not confirm

  • ?Deadline

Sources checked

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NYU Stern Behavior Lab Participation
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