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Bipolar disorder: How does my mood relate to my brain activity?
University College London, GB
Want to help exciting neuroimaging research into the relationship between mood & brain connections? If you have a bipolar diagnosis, aged 18-45 & near London, join this paid study at University College London. This involves one fMRI scan visit and some decision making games as well a short...
- 300 Min(s) to complete
- £45 for scan plus £17.5 for smartphone part.
- One fMRI scan and 2-week smartphone study (approx. 1 hour per week)
- Queen Square, London WC1N, UK
10 December 2024 Requirements- Have a diagnosis of bipolar disorder
- Be under 45 years of age
- Based in London
- No history of a neurological disorder
- No neurodivergence (including autism spectrum, ADHD, learning difficulties)
- No MRI contraindications (e.g., metal implants, pacemakers, severe claustrophobia).
- Has a smartphone with access to internet
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'Bipolar disorder': Adolescents’ experiences of receiving this diagnosis
Regent's University London, GB
NOTE: THIS STUDY IS NOW FINISHED.
Aged 16-24? Been diagnosed with ‘bipolar disorder’ in the UK? If so, I invite you to take part in research (interview) exploring your experience of being diagnosed. Adolescents’ accounts in this domain are absent from the literature, and it is hoped their...- 60 Min(s) to complete
- Shopping voucher & travel costs
- Interview
- United Kingdom
02 March 2018 Requirements- Please note that the focus of this research is on your experience of being diagnosed with 'bipolar disorder', and not on the experiences that led you to be given a diagnosis of 'bipolar disorder'.
- Inclusion:
- (a) you must be in ‘middle to late adolescence’ (aged 16-24 years);
- (b) you must have received a diagnosis of 'bipolar disorder' in the UK.
- (c) you must have the ability to talk about your experiences in English (though English need not be your first language).
- Exclusion:
- (a) You must not have received a diagnosis of 'schizophrenia' and/or 'personality disorder';
- (b) You must not have a connection to me in any capacity.
- Please note that interviews can be arranged in all parts of the UK.
- Please check your 'spam' / junkmail folder for email communications.