RSVP (Research Subject Volunteer Pool)
Thank you for your interest in participating in research through the Department of Psychology at UC Berkeley. Listed below you will find new and ongoing studies that are in need of participants. Each study is administered independently and may have specific requirements for participation. For more information on the study or to volunteer to participate, please contact the lab directly.

 

**Researcher use of the RSVP is limited to Psychology Department faculty, graduate students, postdocs, honors students, postbacs, and lab managers.**
  • Effects of Visual Attention on Crowding (091321A)

    The Silver Lab is recruiting participants for a two-session behavioral experiment on attention in peripheral vision. Participants will be presented visual stimuli on a computer screen and asked to respond using a keyboard. There will be a total of  2 (1-1.5hr) sessions. Time between sessions is flexible to the participant’s schedule but must be at least 24 hours. Participants will be compensated at a rate of $15/hr, and the study will take place in person at Minor Hall Addition (Dr. Michael Silver's Lab).

    Eligibility:
    1. Have normal vision OR corrected-to-normal vision with contact lenses (glasses are not allowed) at a distance of at least 1 meter.
    2. Have no history of neurological problems.

    To participate or learn more, please contact Joel Bowen at joel_bowen@berkeley.edu

    091321A

     

    Contact Name: Joel Bowen
    Email: joel_bowen@berkeley.edu
    Phone:
    Wesbite: http://argentum.ucbso.berkeley.edu
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  • Self Control and Behavior (071119A)

    Do you struggle with problems due to fighting with people, anger, or aggression?
    Have you been sober for at least 6 months after problems with substance or alcohol use?
    Have you had a suicide attempt in the past year?
    Have you ever had problems like severe debt, legal issues, physical fights, or loss of a job because of your behavior?

    If any of the above apply, this study may be a good fit for you. Our research group in the Psychology Department at UC Berkeley is conducting a study to better understand how thoughts and motivations change self-control and behaviors, and how that relates to psychological problems. You can earn up to $330 in return for your time. We are looking for people who are:
    - between the ages of 18-55 years old
    - able to come to UC Berkeley campus for up to four 2-3 hour visits

    If you’re interested, please follow the link below to take a short, anonymous survey that helps determine if the study would be a good fit. It should take about a minute to complete:
    http://ucbpsych.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_aibSRaNwipK3QDH

    If you might be eligible, the short survey will link you to a scheduler where you can sign up for a longer eligibility pre-screening call. If you have questions, you can contact us at
    calmprogram@gmail.com or 510-542-8969.

    Thanks!

     

     

    071119A

    Contact Name:
    Email: calmprogram@gmail.com
    Phone: 510-542-8969
    Wesbite: https://calmprogram.wixsite.com/calmania
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  • Neural Mechanisms of Visual Crowding (052918A)

    The Whitney lab is conducting a visual study in the lab that lasts approximately 1 hour. We are running this study on the weekdays of July 22nd through Sept 22nd.The study involves viewing pictures/ listening to sounds on a computer and responding to the picture or sounds with button presses on the computer keyboard or mouse. The pay is  $15 per hour. Please write ayleib@berkeley.edu if you are interested in participating. The first ten eligible participants will be accepted. Thank you!

     

    052918A

    Contact Name:
    Email: ayleib@berkeley.edu
    Phone:
    Wesbite:
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  • Effects of Visual Learning on Prediction (031318A)

    The Silver is recruiting healthy adults to participate in a visual perception study. Participation in this study involves viewing and responding to images presented on a computer screen. It consists of two sessions lasting approximately 1.5 hours each (3 hours total) that will take place in Minor Hall Addition.

    Compensation for study participation is $15/hour for the one session.

    To be eligible, subjects must:
    1) Have normal or corrected-to-normal vision and normal depth perception. Glasses or contacts are fine.
    2) Normal color vision
    3) Be 18 years of age or older
    4) Have no history of neurological problems
    5) Be taller than 5 feet (in order to look through the viewing apparatus comfortably while seated)

    To participate or learn more, please contact Liz at elawler@berkeley.edu

    031318A

    Contact Name: Elizabeth Lawler
    Email: elawler@berkeley.edu
    Phone:
    Wesbite: http://argentum.ucbso.berkeley.edu
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