
Test your memory in the continuous performance task! #HS-24-136
You are invited to participate in our research study. The purpose of this study is to better understand how the brain uses cognitive control to maintain task-relevant information within a participant’s working memory.
This study will utilize a behavioral paradigm and a series of working memory tasks to investigate the tendency to use different cognitive control methods. It will be conducted by undergraduate and graduate research assistants.
*Even if you have participated in a related study in the Cabin Lab in past semesters, you are still eligible to participate in this study.
Eligibility criteria:
- CABIN Lab Weston Hall 1205
- Receive extra credit!
- Approximately 1.5 hours
- Must be 18 years of age or older
- Must have normal (or corrected to normal) vision
For questions, reach out at cgao@nmu.edu

Electrocortical Sources of Reward Processing #HS-24-0068
You are invited to participate in our research study. The
purpose of this study is to better understand brain activity associated with loss and reward. This study will utilize an EEG cap to investigate neural time course underlying reward processing, and will be conducted by undergraduate and graduate research assistants.
To be eligible for participation, you must be
- 18+
- EEG Lab Weston Hall 1109
- Receive extra credit!
- Approximately 1.5-2 hours
- Must have normal (or corrected to normal) vision


Get Paid to Explore Your Brain: Participate in Reward Processing Research! #HS-24-0068
You are invited to participate in our research study. The
purpose of this study is to better understand brain activity before and after reward attainment. This study will utilize an EEG cap to investigate the relevance of visual tasks, and will be conducted by undergraduate and graduate research assistants.
To be eligible for participation, you must be
- 18+
- CABIN Lab Weston Hall 1205
- Earn up to $20!
- Approximately 1.5 hours
- Must have normal (or corrected to normal) vision
- To sign up scan the QR code or email @ndiloret@nmu.edu
HS22-1330 Genetic Alterations Associated with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
If you are interested in participating, please contact:
lacrosselaboratory@gmail.com
And we will schedule a time for the assessment.
Extra Credit!
- Extra Credit for PSY100, PSY210, PSY240 and PSY250 (10 points)
- Other classes by your professor's approval

Evaluation of Electronic Gambling Machine Play
IRB number: HS-21-8
You are invited to participate in a research study on gambling behavior. In this study you will be asked to play an electronic gambling game for approximately 30 minutes.
Location: Weston 1117
Earn Extra Credit in
Psychology Dept. Course.
Duration of the study: 30 minutes
Ways to sign up: Please use
the QR code or link below to
sign up for an available
appointment.
Contact: ipifer@nmu.edu for
questions or to schedule an
appointment outside of the
available times.

H2O: Just Add Word Recognition Study
Participate in a study intended to measure the correlation between hydration and its effects on the speed of thinking. This study includes a 1-hour scheduled appointment in-person, with a word-recognition questionnaire and a post-session self report scale. This study can be used to apply extra credit to your psychology courses!
- Be able to attend an in-person session in 1304 Weston Hall
- Receive extra credit for your psychology courses
- Commit time, up to one hour
- For further questions or to sign up:
- Open the Qualtrics Survey for a scheduled time (or use QR code below)
Contact Kaylee Mercer at kamercer@nmu.edu