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Sona research participant information for the Important Dates, How to Register, How to Login, Signing up for Experiments, Completed Experiments, Cancellation Policy, Errors/Bugs in the system, and forms for Researchers.

Sona is an online scheduling system used to record your research participation credit. You will go to the Sona website to find out what studies are being offered in a given quarter and use the site to sign up for studies.

Before logging into your Sona account, you should already have an account created and login information (i.e., your User ID and Password). Often, you can create an account, or request an account, simply by visiting your institution's Sona site and clicking on the appropriate button:

The UND Department of Psychology provides opportunities for students to become familiar with the nature of psychological research through personal experience, managed through the UND SONA system.

Sona is our web-based system for managing research participation. Below are instructions for how to create an account, how to sign up for and cancel experiments, and how to check your participation record at any time.

Students enrolled in undergraduate psychology courses can sign up to participate in research studies using the Department of Psychological Sciences Experiment Participant Pool. The Participant Pool is also a resource for members of the Department who need a wide selection of student participants for their research. Sign Up for a Research Study.

How do I log into Sona? To activate your account, go to the UC Davis Sona login page. The Sona site is configured through Central Authentication Service (CAS) Single Sign-On (SSO). You can log into the system using your UC Davis credentials.

Many students are involved in research, not only as researchers themselves, but also as participants or subjects. To assist in coordination of the studies and to access research opportunities, the Department of Psychology uses a computer system called SONA.

We currently host three main avenues to connect with ongoing research. Managed with the SONA systems software, this is the primary means through which undergraduate students may participate in research studies for course credit.