Paid Research Study for Adolescents
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — The Arkansas Interdisciplinary Sciences (ArKIDS) Laboratory is running a study for adolescents ages 10-17 who experienced a very stressful event.
Eligible youth must have a parent or guardian accompany them to the lab. The study involves filling out questionnaires and completing some lab tasks, including remembering and writing about a stressful event in the laboratory.
Participation takesapproximately three hours and compensation is $40 for the adolescent.
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Contacts
Emily Mischel,
479-575-3523,
ermische@uark.edu
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