Internet-mediated research has offered substantial advantages over traditional laboratory-
based research in terms of efficiently and affordably allowing for the recruitment of large�…

Previous research has made a beginning in addressing the importance of methodological
differences in Web-based research. The present paper presents four studies investigating�…

Advantages and disadvantages of Web and lab research are reviewed. Via the World Wide
Web, one can efficiently recruit large, heterogeneous samples quickly, recruit specialized�…

Internet-based psychological experimenting is presented as a method that needs careful
consideration of a number of issues—from potential data corruption to revealing confidential�…

As the Internet has changed communication, commerce, and the distribution of information,
so too it is changing psychological research. Psychologists can observe new or rare�…

Differences between traditional laboratory research and Internet‐based research require a
review of basic issues of research methodology. These differences have implications for�…

The Internet is revolutionizing the way psychologists conduct behavioral research. Studies
conducted online are not only less error prone and labor intensive but also rapidly reach�…

The many advantages of collecting survey data via the Internet have been welldocumented.
Internet surveys are inexpensive due to the elimination of postage, printing, and data entry�…

As the Internet has changed communication, commerce, and the distribution of information,
so too it is changing psychological research. Psychologists can observe new or rare�…

The internet is increasingly used in psychological research to solicit participants and collect
data. This paper includes two studies examining the quality of data obtained via web-based�…