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Research Assistant

 

Job Description

We are looking for a research assistant who can contribute substantively to the design and delivery of this experiment. Key responsibilities and objectives of the role:




  • Conduct a literature review and identify relevant literature to inform the design of the interventions and selection of outcome measures, focusing on political science and (social/political) psychology literature, and on studies using quantitative and experimental approaches.



In addition, depending on the skills/interests of the RA and time available, there may be scope to contribute to the following:




  • Supporting the design of the interventions themselves e.g.:

    • Identifying existing written or video stimuli,

    • Drafting/designing written stimuli, and/or

    • Scripting, filming and editing stimuli.



  • Preparing documents for ethical approval.

  • Creating the survey instrument in Qualtrics.

  • Managing the listing of the experiment on Prolific, and recruitment of participants.

  • Participating in analysis of the experimental data in R.

  • Contributing to drafting of the final paper and the journal submissions process.




Qualifications

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Political Science or related field



Skills

Essential:




  • Interest in and/or knowledge of the relevant literature.

  • Understanding of experimental methods, particularly survey experiments.

  • Experience working independently to contribute to a research project.

  • High level of accuracy and attention to detail.

  • Proactive approach with initiative and drive.



Desirable:




  • Experience with Qualtrics, Prolific and/or R



Please tell us about your:




  • Interest in and/or knowledge of issues relating to gender equality, gender and politics, or masculinity.

  • Understanding of survey experimental methodology.

  • Experience working independently to contribute to a research project.

  • Experience using Qualtrics, Prolific and/or R.



In addition, please submit a 1000 - 2000 word writing sample that you have written in the relevant field (journal, article, report, assignment etc)

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