See the signals
behind the answer.
Combine online behavioral measures with what people tell you. Each method reveals a different part of the response.
Explore our methodsOne question.
More than one signal.
People can tell us what they think. Behavioral measures add context about where they looked, how expressions changed and how quickly associations formed. Together, these signals help research teams interpret responses with greater care.
Webcam
eye tracking.
Follow visual attention remotely through a participant's webcam. Explore what is noticed first, which elements hold attention and what may go unseen.
PERSPECTIVE
Facial
coding.
Observe changes in facial expression while someone experiences a stimulus. These patterns add an emotional perspective that is interpreted alongside the study context and stated feedback.
Implicit
reaction time.
Measure how quickly people respond to a stimulus or association task. Response latency can provide another perspective on the strength or ease of an association.
Implicit
priming.
Present a cue before a task and explore how it influences a later response. Priming can help reveal associations that direct questioning alone may not surface.
AI-assisted
surveys.
Bring people's own words and choices into the same research story. AI-assisted surveys complement behavioral measures with direct feedback and structured questions.
A fuller picture
of the response.
Choose the mix that fits your research question. An attention measure can show what was seen; a survey can ask why it mattered; implicit tasks can explore associations beneath the answer.
See solutionsBuilt around
participant privacy.
Webcam input is analysed in real time. Raw webcam video and audio are not stored; anonymous numerical research measures are hosted in Frankfurt, Germany. Each study should explain its methods and consent before participation.
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