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How Electrical Stimulation Reshapes Our Ability to Juggle Multiple Tasks
University College London, GB
This experiment involves eye-tracking and transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS), a safe, non-invasive brain stimulation technique. The experiment includes two parts: the first session lasts for 2 hours, and the second session (one week after the first session) lasts for 1 hour. You will...
- 3 Hour(s) to complete
- £35
- Experiment
- 2 Wakefield St, London WC1N 1PF, UK
02 May 2025 Requirements- Eligibility criteria (read carefully):
- 1. Native British English speakers, aged 18-35
- 2. Right-handed
- 3. Less than 3 years of musical training
- 4. No speech or hearing deficits, no neurological or psychiatric disorders (e.g., dyslexia)
- 5. No severe dry eyes
- 6. No extensive experience with degraded speech
- To ensure you are tDCS safe, you should NOT participate if you:
- • Have a history of epilepsy or seizures
- • Have any implanted metal or electronic devices (e.g., pacemakers)
- • Have a history of neurological or psychiatric disorders
- • Are pregnant
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Understanding the Experiences of Neurodivergent Students with GenAI
King's College London, GB
The purpose of this project is to explore how neurodivergent students use, perceive, and experience GenAI in higher education. Through a series of focus groups, this research aims to uncover both the benefits and challenges that GenAI presents for neurodivergent learners.
- 90 Min(s) to complete
- Shopping voucher
- Interview
- Online
01 May 2025 Requirements- Be over 18 years old.
- Be currently enrolled in a university taught program.
- Have experience using at least one GenAI tool (e.g., ChatGPT, Microsoft Co-Pilot) for academic purposes.
- Communicate fluently in English.
- If you are a neurodivergent student, you should self-identify as having at least one of the neurodevelopmental conditions commonly included under the neurodiversity umbrella, such as ADHD, ASC, dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, and/or Tourette syndrome. You do not need to provide proof of a formal diagnosis to take part.
- If you are a neurotypical student, you should not have received a formal diagnosis of any neurodevelopmental condition.
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Eye Movements and Reading in Dyslexic Readers
University College London, GB
This is an eye-tracking study looking at how adults with dyslexia process natural texts. We would like to particularly investigate additional processing load and eye-movement pattern that readers have when encountering ambiguous words in text, with this study, the relationship between reading...
- 90 Min(s) to complete
- £15 payment
- Eye-tracking Experiment
- 26 Bedford Way, London WC1H 0AP, UK
06 April 2025 Requirements- Have dyslexia
- 18-40 years old
- Native-level English proficiency (or have 10+ years English speaking experience)
- Normal or corrected-to-normal vision (glasses or preferably contact lenses)
- No history of significant hearing loss or neurological disease
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GenAI: Understanding the experiences of neurodivergent students
King's College London, GB
While much research has explored student perceptions of Generative AI (GenAI), little is known about how neurodivergent students experience these tools and how they may differ from neurotypical students in their interactions with GenAI. Understanding their experiences is critical to ensuring...
- 90 Min(s) to complete
- Online Shopping voucher
- Experiment
- Guy's Campus, Great Maze Pond, London SE1 1UL, UK
31 March 2025 Requirements- Be over 18 years old.
- Be able to communicate fluently in English.
- Be currently enrolled in a university taught program (e.g. BA or MSc).
- Have experience using at least one GenAI tool (e.g., ChatGPT, Microsoft Co-Pilot) for academic purposes.
- Neurodivergent student should self-identify as having at least one of the neurodevelopmental conditions commonly included under the neurodiversity umbrella, such as ADHD, autism/ASC, dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, and/or Tourette syndrome. They will not need to provide proof of a formal diagnosis to take part.
- Neurotypical students should not have received a formal diagnosis of any neurodevelopmental condition.
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Meditation for Poor Sleep and Stress/Trauma
University College London, GB
Have you experienced a stressful or traumatic event that still causes you distress? Do you have trouble sleeping? We are recruiting volunteers for a research study on the effects of meditation on poor sleep and stressor/trauma-related symptoms.
You will visit UCL four times over 10 weeks,...- 4 Month(s) to complete
- £50 Cash and 2 sleep reports
- Experiment
- 1-19 Torrington Pl, London WC1E 7HB, UK
04 March 2025 Requirements- Please complete a short survey on Qualtrics to see if you are eligible: https://qualtrics.ucl.ac.uk/jfe/form/SV_dgsqMYqvn8ZelTM
- Eligibility requirements: Age 18-35, trouble falling or staying asleep, experienced a stressful or traumatic event that continues to distress you, NOT currently in counselling/therapy, do NOT meditate once or more per month, have reliable daily access to the Internet
- Please note these are not the only criteria and you will need to undergo a telephone screening to confirm you are eligible to take part.
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Psilocybin Study: Digital Intervention for Psychedelic Preparedness (DIPP)
University College London, GB
The DIPP study explores psilocybin's effects on well-being and cognition through a 21-day digital preparation program. Healthy participants complete daily reflective and mindfulness exercises before a supervised psilocybin session. The study involves four in-person visits at UCL: baseline...
- 5 Week(s) to complete
- Cash
- Experiment
- University College London, Gower St, London WC1E 6BT, UK
10 December 2024 Requirements- Aged 21–65 years.
- Limited psychedelic use (0–5 high-dose sessions; none in the past 6 months).
- Minimal meditation experience (≤10 sessions; no retreats or regular practice).
- Native English speaker.
- Normal or corrected-to-normal colour vision.
- Able and willing to provide informed consent.
- Able to engage with all study requirements, including in-person and remote sessions.
- UK resident registered with a primary care practice.
- Agree to allow research team contact with primary/secondary care teams if needed.
- Access to electronic devices for data entry.
- No current or past psychotic or bipolar disorder.
- No immediate family member with psychotic or bipolar disorder.
- No suicidal ideation or any attempts.
- No medically significant conditions (e.g., cardiovascular disease, uncontrolled hypertension).
- No use of medications interacting with psilocybin (e.g., antipsychotics, SSRIs, SNRIs, TCAs, mood stabilizers).
- No psychoactive drug use within 30 days (except nicotine or caffeine).
- No pregnancy, planning pregnancy, or breastfeeding.
- No participation in a drug trial within 6 months.
- No MRI contraindications (e.g., metal implants, pacemakers, severe claustrophobia).
- No medical contraindications (e.g., epilepsy, migraines, focal scalp sensitivity).
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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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The Impact of CBT on Shock-Potentiated Neural Circuitry
University College London, GB
We are looking for participants with persistent anxiety to take part in our research study on the effects of psychological therapy on learning and emotional processing. It is hoped that this research will contribute to an improved understanding of anxiety and its treatments. Participants will...
- 7 Hour(s) to complete
- £75 for full participation.
- Experiment
- Queen Square, London WC1N 3AH, UK
07 October 2024 Requirements- We are looking for people who have been experiencing persistent anxiety and/or low mood.
- All participants must be between 18 and 75 years old.
- Participants will need to be safe to go into the MRI scanner, meaning they must have no metal in their body that cannot be removed (piercings, implants, medical devices, etc).
- We unfortunately cannot accept participants who have taken antidepressant medication in the past six months.
- We also cannot accept participants who are currently receiving CBT treatment, or have received such treatment within the past 3 months.
- However, we are able to recruit participants who are on the waiting list for CBT treatment through the NHS, but please let us know.
- It is also preferable for participants to live in London.
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Eye-tracking Study: Exploring Listening Effort in Speech Perception
University College London, GB
You will listen to acoustically degraded sentences in the experiment. After listening to each sentence, you will need to repeat what you heard aloud. While listening to the sentences, your pupil dilation will be recorded using an eye tracker. Additionally, you will undergo a hearing threshold...
- 80 Min(s) to complete
- Online Shopping voucher
- Experiment
- London WC1N 1PF, UK
23 August 2024 Requirements- Native British English speaker
- Age 65-80
- right-handed.
- Less than 3 years of musical training
- Non-impaired hearing
- Normal vision or eye prescription from +3.00 to -3.00 D
- No neurological or psychiatric disorders
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How women who have experienced Eating Disorders discuss Instagram and food
Metanoia Institute, UK
My research aims to explore how women who have experienced an Eating Disorder discuss Instagram and its connection to their relationship with food.
Research has established that higher Instagram use is associated with declines in mental and physical health, higher levels of ‘drive for...- 60 Min(s) to complete
- Sincere Gratitude
- Interview
- London, UK
23 February 2024 Requirements- Above the age of 18
- Identifies as female
- Living in the UK
- Fluent in English language
- An Instagram account which was accessed every day at the time of having an Eating Disorder
- Ongoing or previous contact with a service that offers psychological support
- Recovered from an Eating Disorder
- Able to give informed consent
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What is your strongest area of intelligence? (Part 2)
University of Westminster, GB
UPDATE: This stage of the research is now complete. Enquiries are being accepted for the next stage of the research involving an online IQ test and questionnaire on life outcomes and opportunity.
Researching patterns of response, i.e. relative strengths and weaknesses, on different types of...- 120 Min(s) to complete
- £10 online shopping voucher
- Psychometric testing
- 115 New Cavendish St, London W1W 6UW, UK
13 September 2022 Requirements- Age 18-60
- No traumatic brain injury, stroke, or epilepsy
- English fluency
- London location (or within reasonable travel distance) for in-person testing
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Social experiences and eating behaviours in adolescents
King's College London, GB
This study investigates the way that young people view others and experience social interactions in relation to mental health and eating behaviours. Participants will be asked to complete some questionnaires and computerised tasks which will take a maximum of 2 hours ad will receive £15 for...
- 2 Hour(s) to complete
- £15 Amazon Voucher or Cheque
- Experiment
- 103 Denmark Hill, Camberwell, London SE5, UK
30 March 2018 Requirements- To take part in this study you must be:
- Aged 13-17
- Fluent in English
- No current or previous mental health diagnosis
- OR currently diagnosed with an eating disorder, with no severe psychiatric comorbidity (e.g. psychosis)
- No visual impairment that is not corrected by glasses/contact lenses
- No neurological impairment (e.g. epilepsy)