Finding correlations from people answering the same questions

[fayest42]

Hi, all. I was thinking about the psychological survey Auburn wants to create for CT purposes, and it occurred to me that while we're waiting for that to become a reality, any example of a bunch of different people answering the same questions on video could be useful (though not as useful as a survey specifically designed for CT - that should definitely remain a priority) for finding correlations between behavior and CT type. I looked for examples of this, and here's something I found:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBVNJo7nhINQhI9PAzI4at1ao5Qtj2l-n
There are 14 videos, and each video has two people (all young people, which might be good since it eliminates age as a confounding factor) answering the same 36 questions. 28 people is not as large of a sample size as I'd like, but it still might be worth looking at. If anyone knows of another project like this where a larger number of people answer the same questions, please post below.

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