Survey: “Social Axioms – Mediating Factors Between Needs And Behaviours”

I have known Cătălin Mosoia for many years. If any of you know my CV well…well, that’s kind of weird. But if it is nonetheless true, you may recognize his name as it appears on it, as a result of an interview I gave which was published as: “Entuziasmul fără cunoştiinţe este o problemă serioasă pentru religie”, in Cătălin Mosoia, În dialog cu…despre ştiinţă şi religie (Bucharest: Curtea Veche, 2007) 129-139. Cătălin asked me if I would be willing to participate in a survey that he created in support of his doctoral research, and I thought I would even go a step further and share the survey on social media. The details follow below…

The study, titled “Social Axioms – mediating factors between needs and behaviours”, is made by Cătălin Mosoia, PhD student at the “Constantin Rădulescu-Motru” Institute of Philosophy and Psychology of the Romanian Academy.

The study consists of administering some online questionnaires to monolingual (L1 = English language) and bilingual (L1 = alphabetical language, and L2 = English language) adult participants who are residents in different cultural contexts, such as the UK and Romania.

We ask for help in answering a series of questions. There are no right or wrong answers. Please respond according to your personal opinion.

Your data will be kept separate from the answers given to the questionnaire. Confidentiality will be preserved, without the possibility of establishing a link between the questionnaire replies and the corresponding respondent.

There are no risks associated with your participation in this study.

Your participation in this research is entirely voluntary, and you can stop at any time from completing the questionnaire without any repercussions.

The results of the study will only be used for research purposes.

Completing this questionnaire takes about 30 minutes.

He also provided the following additional criteria for participants:

adults (over 22 yrs of age),

males and females,

monolinguals (L1, the native language = English language) and bilinguals (L1 = alphabetical language and L2, the second language = English language),

residents in different cultural contexts.

Here is the link: https://tinyurl.com/y4zobwrl

Thanks for your willingness to support research in Romania by participating!

Survey: “Social Axioms – mediating factors between needs and behaviours”