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How do people with hoarding difficulties remember things?
University of Bath, GB
We know that memory can impact upon our emotional wellbeing. Research has shown that people with particular mental health difficulties can have particular ways of remembering. No research has studied whether similar patterns of recalling events are experienced by people with Hoarding...
- 60 Min(s) to complete
- £5 Amazon voucher
- Online Questionnaires
- Online
14 October 2019 Requirements- Over the age of 18
- People with hoarding difficulties
- People who experience obsessions and compulsions/OCD
- People with no current mental health difficulties
- Some people feel that they have both OCD and difficulties with hoarding. You can still be part of this study if this is your experience. You will be asked near the beginning of the study which of these difficulties you currently feel is most impacting on you.
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What makes a great golf putt?
Loughborough University, GB
What makes a great putt? Take part in our study to gain novel insights on the psychophysiological determinants of golf putting performance! You will receive reports on a wide range of parameters, including your eye movements, brain activity, cardiac activity, putting kinematics, and performance...
- 2 Hour(s) to complete
- Sincere Gratitude
- Experiment
- Loughborough, UK
04 October 2019 Requirements- Any golf ability (from recreational to expert)
- Right-handed
- Age 18-40
- Not wearing glasses (contact lenses are ok)
- No recent neurological or cardiovascular disorders
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The effects of a single dose of selegiline on reward /emotional processing
University of Oxford, GB
This study aims to investigate the effects of a single dose of selegiline on the way we process rewarding situations and emotion.
The study would be divided into a 1.5 hour screening visit to confirm eligibility for the study and a research visit.
During the research visit, participants...- 5 Hour(s) to complete
- Time and Travel expenses will be reimbursed
- Experimental Medicine Study
- Oxford OX3 7JX, UK
07 October 2019 Requirements- No current medical condition
- Age: 18-40 years
- No history of psychological disorder
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