Research Online 
      You, too, can participate in reseach.  And you don't even have to leave your keyboard. But, be careful about giving out personal information that can be linked to you as an individual — if in doubt, don't! 

      A few specific studies: 

        Behavioral Experiments Laboratory Manual
        Dream Research Projects  — Few, if any, actual experiments.  However, this site illustrates how the Internet can be used to collect data.
        Government on the NET: A Survey

        Inventory for the Assessment of Psychology 
        Kimberly Young's Internet Addiction Survey —  Have you wondered about your online activity?  You cannot get individual results here, but you can add to the base of knowledge and soon view the preliminary results of this ongoing study. 
         
         
      Sites that list research opportunities: 
      The APS and Yahoo sites offer the largest lists. 
      •  American Psychological Society - Psychological Research on the Net
      •  Online Social Psychology Studies
      •  psycresearch-online web edition (research in progress)
      •  WEB EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY LAB
      •  Yahoo! - Science:Psychology:Tests and Experiments
       

      Research Databases: 

      • Murray Research Center: Main Menu —  A multidisciplinary social science data archive holding more than 200 studies drawn from all the social sciences, including Robert White's Lives in Progress, Jack Block's Lives Through Time, Lewis Terman's longitudinal study of intellectually gifted men and women and Mary Ainsworth's Baltimore Longitudinal Study of Attachment. Researchers can access original data from classic studies for reanalysis or to examine factors not examined by the origional researchers.
       

      Discussion Lists: 

      •  psycresearch-online web edition (main page)
       

      For a little research fun: 

        Random Research Question Page