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Teens, Tech & Wellness Smartphone Study (13–15) – Up to $584
- Pays
- Up to $584
- Location
- Nationwide USA
- Who
- Boys & girls, 13–15 (parent signs up)
The University of Florida’s Cyberspill study explores how teens’ online activity connects with their behavior and mental health. Families with a 13–15-year-old can earn up to $584 over six months. The study includes surveys, smartphone monitoring and an interview.
A parent signs up for the study, and the teen must have an Android phone or an iPhone 7 or newer. ID and phone number verification are required. Register through the REDCap link on the UF CTSI page or email the study team.
Is this study legit?
Yes. It's run by University of Florida, an established market research company. You should never be asked to pay to take part. How we check studies →