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Staying Safe on Prolific: Identifying and Reporting Fraud & Scams
We have several measures in place to prevent fraud and scams on Prolific, and we continuously evo...
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How to complete a submission successfully
Once you’ve joined a study, there are a few things you should do for a successful submission.
Re...
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Top tips for taking studies
At Prolific, we know how important it is that both our researchers and participants are on the sa...
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I'm not receiving any studies
Why might I not receive studies?
In most cases, a lack of studies can be explained by availabili...
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How will I know when there are new studies?
There are a number of ways we can alert you to newly available studies. This article will cover o...
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Submitting NOCODE
What is a NOCODE?
In ideal circumstances, once you have finished a study, you’ll receive a compl...
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Underpaying studies
Prolific requires fair payments for participants, but sometimes underpaying studies can still hap...
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Sensitive study content - Help resources
Sensitive content is acceptable on Prolific but we ask researchers to provide advance warning ahe...
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Personal information in studies
Personal information policy at Prolific
We take privacy and the maintenance of participant anonym...
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How can I contact a researcher?
In some cases, you may wish to contact a researcher about a study submission.
To contact a resear...
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Short surveys
Short surveys
Short surveys are quick paid studies run directly on Prolific. These studies can b...
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Understanding your submission status
A submission is a completed study. You can see all the studies you signed up for on your Submissi...
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Why has my submission been rejected?
On your Submissions page, you'll see we use a few different statuses to tell you what's currently...
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What are 'returned' studies?
Submission statuses explained
Read more about study submission statuses and what they mean here
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Why does my submission show as 'timed out'?
Submission statuses explained
Read more about study submission statuses and what they mean here
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How do I withdraw my participation in a study?
You can withdraw from a study by returning your submission. Returning a study means you won't be ...