Do You Want to See Your Brain Waves? Paid Research for up to $35

University of Arkansas

EEG research.

If you are between the ages 18-30 and use a smartphone on a daily basis, you may be eligible to participate in a study that examines the relationship between technology use and cognitive functioning. The MoCA lab is seeking participants for a study that involves completing a few online questionnaires and completing a cognitive task on a while we collect electrical signal from your brain using encephalography (EEG).

If you meet eligibility to participate, you will be asked to complete online questionnaires assessing your technology use and various mental states which will take approximately 45 minutes. After completing the questionnaire, you will be scheduled for a time to come into the lab in Memorial Hall for the EEG portion of the study which will last no more than 2 1/2 hours.

You will be compensated with up to a $35 e-gift card for a two-part study. Your payment will be provided after completion of the EEG portion of the study.

For further information and to determine your eligibility, please contact the study researcher Joshua Upshaw: jupshaw@uark.edu and make suure "Technology Study" is in the subject line.

University of Arkansas

Mechanisms of Cognition and Attention (MoCA) Lab

This study is being conducted under the direction of Darya Zabelina of the Department of Psychological Science at the University of Arkansas. This study is approved by the IRB at the University of Arkansas.