The Dare Association is an independent, not-for-profit organization that supports endeavors in the arts and sciences. Several psychological research programs incubated by the Dare Association have grown into external groups, including Adult Development, Society for Quantitative Analysis of Behavior, and Society for Research in Adult Development. The Dare Association supports the artistic activities of Kirana Institute for North Indian Music, The Theatre of Eternal Music, and Settima Prattica Center; and also supports the applied behavioral science activities of Center for African Reproductive Health and Grupo Para Terceira Idade e Infancia (Group for the Third Age and Childhood (GATIII)), an elderly-abuse prevention organization.

The core of the Dare Association is the Dare Institute, a group devoted to research in psychological topics such as human development, psychiatry and the law, political psychology, behavioral economics, and cognitive science.

The Dare Institute's purposes are manifold; it aims to:

Help people to design research projects and to analyze data.

Help people to get their papers published.

Train students, ranging from junior high to postdoctoral, in the behavioral sciences.

Teach people to construct instruments and interviews that assess performance stages, informed consent, sexual harassment, and other topics.

Act as an ancillary research facility to the Program in Psychiatry and the Law.

People come to the Dare Institute from all over the world seeking help with the above tasks and more.

If you desire any of the services that the Dare Institute provides, please contact us