**Researcher use of the RSVP is limited to Psychology Department faculty, graduate students, postdocs, honors students, postbacs, and lab managers.**
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EEG Studies of Attention and Memory (093019A)
Participants will complete computer tasks of attention and memory while EEG data are collected.
Eligibility:
-35-55 years of age
-Corrected-to-normal vision and hearing
-Not colorblind
-No known neurological/psychiatric diagnoses
Description: Please allow 3 hours for EEG setup, cleanup, and computer task time. You will be asked to remove any earrings and you will get your hair wet.
Preparation: please come in with clean, dry hair.
Location: Barker Hall at the Universit of California, Berkeley
Compensation: $20/hour (2-3 hours)
Contact Name: Dr. Lisa Johnson
Email: eljohnson@berkeley.edu
Phone:
Wesbite: https://knightlab.neuro.berkeley.edu
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Self Control and Behavior (071119A)
Do you struggle with problems due to your mood?
Do you have a history of mental health problems?
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 visitsIf 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_aibSRaNwipK3QDHIf 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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Interaction of neural circuits for working memory and reinforcement learning (021919A)
Abstract: Get an MRI, complete a learning task, advance science!
Description: The CCN Lab at UC Berkeley is looking for research participants! We are now running a study involving functional MRI, which is a noninvasive way of measuring brain activity. Subjects will be paid $15 an hour in cash. UC Berkeley Psychology students may also elect to receive 3 RPP credits in lieu of a cash payment. The study takes three hours of your time and requires that you meet our eligibility requirements. Any native or fluent English speaker between the ages of 18-35 with no significant history of brain injury, mental/psychiatric illness like Parkinson's disease, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Schizophrenia, Depression or ADD/ADHD, and no history of alcohol or drug abuse can participate. Participants must also meet MRI safety criteria, as determined with a pre-experiment screening phone call. Participants may not be pregnant or suspect that they might be.
Please email ccnlab@berkeley.edu if you are interested in participating!
021919A
Contact Name:
Email: ccnlab@berkeley.edu
Phone:
Wesbite: https://ccn.berkeley.edu/
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Neural correlates of stereopsis (082318A)
Neural bases of 3D-depth perception
The Levi and Silver labs are looking for participants with normal or corrected to normal vision. We will measure your 3D-depth perception: 10% of participants lack 3D-depth perception. To measure it, you will look at clouds of dots moving in depth on a computer screen. We will scan your brain after the measure and issue 3D images of your brain to you.
Conditions of eligibility:
1) normal or corrected-to-normal vision
2) Age 18-62
3) No clear claustrophobia, metal in body, pregnancy, tattoo on face/neck, pacemaker
4) No neurological or psychiatric disorder, or neuro-active medicationVisits in Minor Hall: 1 visit for 1.5 hour compensated at $15 per hour (+ parking/BART - special rates)
Visits in Li Ka Shing Center: 2 visits of 2-3h each compensated at $15 per hour (+ parking/BART - special rates)Expected total compensation: $82.50 to $112.50
082318A
Contact Name: Elizabeth Lawler
Email: elawlerr@gmail.com
Phone:
Wesbite: http://argentum.ucbso.berkeley.edu/index.html
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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 one session lasting approximately 1 hour.
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 18-39 years of age
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 the Silver lab at silver.experiment@gmail.com
031318A
Contact Name: Elizabeth Lawler
Email: silver.experiment@gmail.com
Phone:
Wesbite: http://argentum.ucbso.berkeley.edu
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