I'm looking for examples of "transparent" web-based social sciences research, where analyses are run in real time and results are shown to participants immediately afterward. Like, "thanks for participating, here's the strength of the correlation between X and Y thus far." Does this exist?
This is an example of the kind of thing I'm interested in: http://www.affdex.com/technology/affdex-demo/ (requires a webcam)
And now I've learned the name of this approach: "Open notebook science." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_notebook_science
Very interesting, Shida! Not quite what I was looking for, though-- I am searching for examples where an individual research participant (e.g., someone filling out an online questionnaire) is shown the current results of the study immediately after they participate. Researchers sometimes offer to send participants a copy of the resulting paper so they can see how their data were analyzed and interpreted. This is the same idea, just made immediate.
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