Participate in a Paid Study to Help Researchers Learn More About Suicidal Thoughts
Have you had thoughts of suicide over the past month? If so, you may be eligible to participate in an in-person research study on campus and get a $25 Amazon gift card for your participation.
Research at the U of A is studying the relationship between emotions and thoughts. Eligibility requirements:
18 years old or older- Able to read English
- Meet screening criteria
- Able to come too the U of A campus for an in-person study session
Complete the screening or use the QR code here.
Contact esa.research.uark@gmail.com for more information.
Contacts
Arooj Abid, graduate student
Department of Psychological Science
248-275-9451,
aa133@uark.edu
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