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Social Networks and Eating Behaviours in Adolescents
King's College London, GB
This study is aiming to investigate how young people perceive and interact with others in social situations. We are looking for two groups of young people (12-18) to compare:
1) People with no history of mental illness
2) People with eating disorders
If you fit one of these categories, please...- 2 Hour(s) to complete
- £15
- Experiment
- Online
30 January 2019 Requirements- Aged 12-18
- No current or previous diagnosis of mental illness OR current diagnosis of an eating disorder
- Fluent in English
- Normal visual acuity (no visual impairment that cannot be corrected with visual aids such as glasses or contact lenses)
- No neurological impairment (e.g. epilepsy)
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Investigation of executive functioning in adults with and without tinnitus
University of Nottingham, GB
Researchers who investigate the ability to concentrate refer to the ability as “cognition”. Recent research suggests that people with tinnitus may perform differently on computer-based puzzles that measure different types of cognition. The purpose of this research study is to investigate which...
- 3 Hour(s) to complete
- Cash £10 + reasonable travel expenses
- Experiment
- 113 The Ropewalk, Nottingham NG1 5DU, UK
13 February 2019 Requirements- We need participants both WITH tinnitus and WITHOUT tinnitus
- You must:
- - Speak fluent English.
- - Be aged 18 to 80-years old.
- - Have no more than a slight hearing loss.
- - Currently not be taking any medications that cause concentration difficulties.
- - Have normal or corrected-to-normal vision.
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mental illness and political orientation
Bishop Grosseteste University College, GB
This is on online questionnaire that will take around 10 minutes. It aims to look at how people view others with a mental illness based on political orientations
- 10 Min(s) to complete
- Sincere Gratitude
- Online Questionnaire
- Online
16 February 2019 Requirements- student
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