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HS-24-109 Using EEG to study the social aspect of human cognition

You are invited to participate in our research study. The purpose of this study is to better understand brain activity associated with the social aspect of human cognition. This study will utilize an EEG cap to record the brain activity during computer tasks. It will be conducted by undergraduate and graduate research assistants. 

Receive $40 for participation! 

  • Location: Weston Hall 1109
  • Compensation: Receive $40
  • Time commitment: 120 minutes
  • Eligibility criteria:
    • this study is open to all the Marquette community members
    • 18+ years of age
    • No hair dye
    • Normal (or corrected to normal) vision
  • Questions? Email salindeb@nmu.edu

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HS-24-132 Receive $30+ for research participation! Stimulate your brain!

You are invited to participate in our study! The purpose of this study is to better understand how brain stimulation impacts brain activity associated reward processing.

This study will utilize brain stimulation and EEG to investigate the neural mechanisms of underlying reward processing. The research will be conducted by undergraduate and graduate research assistants. 

  • Location: Weston Hall 1109
  • Compensation: Receive $30+
  • Time commitment: 60-90 minutes
  • Eligibility criteria:
    • this study is open to all the Marquette community members
    • 18+ years of age
    • No hair dye
    • Normal (or corrected to normal) vision
    • No history of sezuires
    • No severe brain injury
    • No concussion with loss of consciousness in 2 yrs
    • Right-handed
  • Questions? Email Haley Ziegler hgaboury@nmu.edu

 

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Neurological Processes During Online Social Interactions

You are invited to participate in a study examining interpersonal collaborations in an online environment. You will have an opportunity to see your brain waves as we will be using EEG recordings to investigate the neurological processes related to interpersonal interactions online.

  • Receive extra credit! 

  • EEG Lab Weston Hall 1109 

  • Must be 18+ years old 

  • Must have normal (or corrected to normal) vision

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Study Purpose

To better understand the relationship between attentionally demanding computer activities and our body’s physiological stress reactions. 

 

What Happens

After agreeing to participate, you will complete an online questionnaire related to college student stress experiences.  Then, you will attend a one hour lab appointment (participant selects appointment time/day) to do three computerized attention tasks after you are connected to a physiological stress measurement device.

 

Attention & Stress Study

Compensation

1.5 Hours of Research Participation Extra Credit (at discretion of course instructors)

 

Eligibility Requirements

  • Must be 18+ years of age
  • Must have normal (or corrected to normal) vision
  • Must be willing to have electrodes placed on fingers, wrist, and ankle to measure heart rate and skin perspiration 

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HS-21-8 Evaluation of Electronic Gambling Machine Play

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 1 hour. 
 

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  • Location: Weston 1117
  • Eligibility and Compensation
    • Must be enrolled in an NMU Psychology Course
    • Extra Credit in Psychology Dept. Course
    • Must be 18 years or older
  • Duration of the study: 1 hour
  • Ways to sign up: Please use the QR code or link below to sign up for an available appointment.

Contact: mistark@nmu.edu for questions

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