Crowdsourcing—the process of using the internet to outsource research participation to
“workers”—has considerable benefits, enabling research to be conducted quickly, efficiently …

Crowdsourcing, the use of the Internet to outsource work to a large number of people, has
witnessed a dramatic growth over the past decade. One popular crowdsourcing option …

Challenges to conducting longitudinal research include financial, time, and geographic
constraints. An emerging sampling method positioned to address these concerns is …

Background Online crowdsourcing methods have proved useful for studies of diverse
designs in the behavioral and addiction sciences. The remote and online setting of …

Crowdsourcing has had a dramatic impact on the speed and scale at which scientific
research can be conducted. Clinical scientists have particularly benefited from readily …

Background Inhibitory control training and working memory training are 2 cognitive
interventions that have been considered for alcohol use disorder (AUD). Existing studies …

Even when relatively infrequent, careless and random responding (C/RR) can have robust
effects on individual and group data and thereby distort clinical evaluations and research …

Abstract The success of Amazon Mechanical Turk (MTurk) as an online research platform
has come at a price: MTurk has suffered from slowing rates of population replenishment, and …

This editorial identifies careless responding in addictions. The quality of data gathered from
self-reported measures is heavily dependent upon respondents' comprehension and …

Although participants with psychiatric symptoms, specific risk factors, or rare demographic
characteristics can be difficult to identify and recruit for participation in research, participants …