Describe 3 things that British/English people do most often 2
bite their tongue when someone annoys them

Describe 3 things that British/English people do most often 3
have family meals / roast dinners at the weekends

Describe 3 things that British people do most often 2
say sorry when we haven't done anything wrong

Describe 3 things that British people do most often 3
watch or take part in some sort of sport

Describe 3 ways in which British people express themselves emotionally 1
they tend to hold emotions in when face to face

Describe 3 ways in which British people express themselves emotionally 3
vulnerabilities tend to get hidden by pretending to be ok
get excited and shout at sporting events
By keeping it to themselves (especially men)

Describe 3 things that English people do well 1
Thinking that they're better than other nationalities

Describe 3 things that English people do well 2
Perhaps more tolerant and liberal than other countries

Describe 3 ways in which English people express themselves emotionally 1
In a polite, self-blaming way, e.g. "I'm sorry, excuse me, you are standing on my foot"
Distant physical contact (to close friends/family)

Describe 3 ways in which English people express themselves emotionally 2
In a reserved, understated way, e.g. "I'm not sure that was a good idea"

Describe 3 ways in which English people express themselves emotionally 3
In a rage after holding back too long, e.g. suddenly lashing out with anger and swearing at someone who didn't get the point earlier
Phone call to chat to someone they're close to

Describe 3 things that English people do most often 3
Take lots of breaks (thus why we're so unproductive!)

Describe 3 ways in which English people express themselves emotionally 2
collectively moan about something i.e weather, transport etc

Describe 3 ways in which English people express themselves emotionally 3
grit their teeth and show the 'bulldog spirit'
Go to events which allow them to let loose

Participant comments
I wasn't really looking at the hygiene of James but more his facial reactions. I hardly noticed anything but his eyes
That was pretty good, enjoyed it, thanks! :D
had to load "unsafe scripts" on chrome in order to see the webcam box (may be due to the extensions on my on browser though)
As soon as the video was over my face was as very itchy
Everything worked correctly. Video quality could have perhaps been better but it was still clear.
Everything appeared to work fine and it was an interesting study.
I am grateful for this box. My dad used to call me his little English child. My family come from Caithness. By blood I am 90% Scottish and I love Scotland but can't deny That I am English.
I have never participated in a study like this that required the use of a webcam. I felt quite uncomfortable watching someone else and knowing that I was being recorded myself. I also now feel itchy if that was your intention, so thanks for that.
Seemed to work fine for me. On Acer Chromebook 11 CB3-111.
i couldn't hear any sound throughout the video so im presuming that the Scottish itchy man was being asked questions
Camera worked on third attempt after trying two separate browser. Opera blocked the webcam as insecure. and the third attempt using a third party webcam software worked( Many cam). More of a fight with technology than a perception study and many participants may well have given up thus skewing the results towards the determined,
I was interrupted during the first few seconds of my recording, so sorry about this, I hope you can still use my answers. If you'd like me to do the recording again that is no problem.
unfortunately, my webcam did not work at first so I had to refresh the page. The video did not contain any audio.
I'm not sure if the webcam worked correctly when recording. the image before I clicked 'record' was split into two, with the bottom half of my face at the top, and the top half of my face at the bottom. (I am using firefox, if that makes a difference)
The actions of the person in the video looked contrived throughout and it appeared that he was responding to directions off-screen. I never felt that he was responding to any "real" stimulus.
the video wouldn't load in prolific academic, then opened in a new tab, away from the site.
Sorry but I got my ID number wrong It is 56b48befb2de2a000b322754

Researcher comments on videos
At 00:59 participant touched forehead briefly and fixed his glasses. Not considered a stratch.
At 1:04 participant touchednose briefly. Not a stratch.
Participant was smoking during the experiment
Pushes glasses back at 35 secs. Says "this is boring" at 1.08!