Participants Needed for PAID ($200) Stanford Study

The CAAN lab at Stanford University is conducting a study in the Psychology Department on thinking and emotion. We are looking for right-handed adults age 21-55 with no history of any clinical psychiatric/psychological disorders to participate for payment in our study.

We are looking for these demographics, specifically:

Latino man, 39-43 years, masters or doctorate degree

Caucasian man, 37-41 years, high school diploma through masters degree

Caucasian man, 41-45 years, bachelors through doctorate

Caucasian man, 43-47 years, bachelors through doctorate

Asian man, 39-43 years, bachelors through doctorate

African American man, 41-45 years, high school diploma through masters

Pacific Islander woman, 21-23 years, high school diploma through masters

Caucasian woman, 30-34 years, bachelors through doctorate

Caucasian woman, 30-34 years, high school diploma through masters

Caucasian woman, 44-48 years, high school diploma through masters

An eligible participant will engage in 3 components: 1. diagnostic interview and questionnaires, 2. behavioral session consisting of computer tasks, speech, and short interview, and 3. brain imaging session using non-invasive magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to visualize brain activity while doing a variety of engaging tasks. For MRI eligibility, you must not have any metal embedded in your body, not be taking any medications that affect blood flow or thinking/emotion, and not have claustrophobia. Participants must be US citizens or green card holders, and must be fluent in English.

For further information, please reply to this post by calling

650-723-5977; please mention that you are interested in the Thinking and Emotion study and leave your phone number and times you are available for a 10-15 minute screening interview.