Paid Research Studies for Students Aged 18-22 Years Old
FAYETTEVILLE -- The Laboratory for Emotion and Addictive Processes is currently running studies using student participants. If eligible, students will be paid $10 per hour. Studies typically are 1 to 1.5 hours.
If interested, please see the lab's website http://comp.uark.edu/~jcveille/LEAPScreen.htm for access to the screening questionnaire, and you will be contacted if eligible to participate in any of our lab studies. For every 200 people who complete the screener, the lab will randomly select one person to win a $25 gift card, so there is a chance of winning even if not eligible for a lab study.
Alternatively, contact the lab by calling 479-575-7165 or email LEAPuark@gmail.com for more information.
Contacts
Jenn Veilleux, Assistant Professor
Department of Psychological Science
479-575-7165,
LEAPuark@gmail.com
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