Post by coco on Jul 15, 2021 23:57:26 GMT
Hey guys, #Happy to do yours in return if you do mine.
My study is about how rewards associated with environmental stimuli can influence attention. Your interest and participation will be highly appreciated!
Study link: www.psytoolkit.org/c/3.3.2/survey?s=XuyhE
1) What does the study involve?
If you decide to participate in the study, you’ll complete an online experiment that contains two tasks with practice to get you ready. You’ll answer two demographic questions (age, gender) and a short survey related to your experience and insight of the experiment. It should take no longer than one hour. At the end of the experiment, you will be given the chance to enter a raffle draw for one of five Coles gift cards worth AUD50.00.
2) To be eligible to participate, you need to:
*This experiment involves coloured images displayed on the screen for short periods of time but is not expected to trigger migraines or epileptic symptoms. However, if you have any concerns, we recommend that you do not take part in the experiment.
My study is about how rewards associated with environmental stimuli can influence attention. Your interest and participation will be highly appreciated!
Study link: www.psytoolkit.org/c/3.3.2/survey?s=XuyhE
1) What does the study involve?
If you decide to participate in the study, you’ll complete an online experiment that contains two tasks with practice to get you ready. You’ll answer two demographic questions (age, gender) and a short survey related to your experience and insight of the experiment. It should take no longer than one hour. At the end of the experiment, you will be given the chance to enter a raffle draw for one of five Coles gift cards worth AUD50.00.
2) To be eligible to participate, you need to:
- have normal or corrected-to-normal eyesight and colour vision
- be aged over 18 years of age*
- have access to a computer or laptop with a physical keyboard
*This experiment involves coloured images displayed on the screen for short periods of time but is not expected to trigger migraines or epileptic symptoms. However, if you have any concerns, we recommend that you do not take part in the experiment.