Ending Soon! Participate in a Study and Earn a $45 Gift Card
The U of A is currently running a research study about anxiety and personality. If you are interested in learning more, email Morgan Hill with the U of A Petal Lab at petalstudy29@gmail.com.
If you are not currently taking anti-anxiety medication and do not have a serious medical condition (e.g., asthma), you may be eligible to participate. If you are eligible, you could earn a $45 Amazon gift card! If interested, email us now. Limited spots are available. We are currently in need of participants who identify as male or non-binary.
Email petalstudy29@gmail.com to schedule a brief telephone contact and virtual screening. If eligible, you will attend a two-hour session at the U of A and earn a $45 Amazon Gift Card.
Contacts
Morgan Hill, graduate assistant
Department of Psychological Science
479-575-3523,
mad005@uark.edu
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