Stanford Youth Study — Register Interest (US Parents & Kids, Age 9–13) (Train AI Models Part Time!)

Summary

hackajob is collaborating with Mercor to connect them with exceptional professionals for this role. Mercor is gathering a list of interested parents for the Youth Well-being Project, an upcoming research study led by Stanford University in collaboration with Bocconi University, focused on how smartphones and digital tools affect children and families. Please note: this is not an active project yet. We're collecting expressions of interest now so we can reach out when the study opens — expected within the next ~3 months. Applying simply registers your interest — there's no commitment and nothing to do right now. We'll email you when the study is ready. We're looking for parents in the United States who have a child aged 9–13 with their own smartphone. You can pick one child to take part with you. If the study is a fit, you'd later be asked to - Complete a few short online surveys (about 1 hour total) plus a few text-message check-ins - Install a parental-control app on your child's phone for the duration of the study - Your child completes two short online surveys and a few text-message check-ins To register interest - Based in the United States - Parent/guardian of a child aged 9–13 who has their own smartphone - Open to taking part together with your child when the study launches Good to know - Status: Registering interest only — not yet active - Expected start: Within the next ~3 months - Format: Remote — online surveys short text-message check-ins - Time commitment: About 1 hour of surveys overall - Compensation: A flat fee paid once on completion - No action needed until we reach out — we'll keep you posted Why register - Be first in line when this Stanford Bocconi study opens - Contribute to research on children's well-being in the digital age - Flexible, remote participation

Job Description

hackajob is collaborating with Mercor to connect them with exceptional professionals for this role. Mercor is gathering a list of interested parents for the Youth Well-being Project, an upcoming research study led by Stanford University in collaboration with Bocconi University, focused on how smartphones and digital tools affect children and families. Please note: this is not an active project yet. We're collecting expressions of interest now so we can reach out when the study opens — expected within the next ~3 months. Applying simply registers your interest — there's no commitment and nothing to do right now. We'll email you when the study is ready. We're looking for parents in the United States who have a child aged 9–13 with their own smartphone. You can pick one child to take part with you. If the study is a fit, you'd later be asked to - Complete a few short online surveys (about 1 hour total) plus a few text-message check-ins - Install a parental-control app on your child's phone for the duration of the study - Your child completes two short online surveys and a few text-message check-ins To register interest - Based in the United States - Parent/guardian of a child aged 9–13 who has their own smartphone - Open to taking part together with your child when the study launches Good to know - Status: Registering interest only — not yet active - Expected start: Within the next ~3 months - Format: Remote — online surveys short text-message check-ins - Time commitment: About 1 hour of surveys overall - Compensation: A flat fee paid once on completion - No action needed until we reach out — we'll keep you posted Why register - Be first in line when this Stanford Bocconi study opens - Contribute to research on children's well-being in the digital age - Flexible, remote participation