JHU ASL MRI Study Opportunity

Join our Research Study with JHU using an MRI.  See details below.

The Neuroplasticity and Development Laboratory is seeking d/Deaf participants for an MRI research study on cognition. Participating in this research study involves coming into the laboratory for one to three MRI scanning sessions, each lasting between one and three hours. Participants are compensated $30 per hour for neuroimaging sessions and $20 for behavioral sessions. Transportation and lunch will be arranged by the lab. To participate you must be a healthy d/Deaf adult between 18 and 85 years-of-age who speaks American Sign Language (ASL). You must have normal or corrected-to-normal vision. Participants who meet the initial qualifying criteria and complete an in person or virtual screening interview will receive a $20 Amazon gift card, regardless of whether they qualify.

 

To complete the screening questionnaire, please visit https://bednylabstudies.com/ASL_fMRI_study_screening/www/experiment.html. We recommend using the latest version of Chrome or Firefox.

 

If you have any questions about the study, please contact us at plasticity_lab@jhu.edu.

 

Thank you, 

Neuroplasticity and Development Lab

JHU ASL Study Flyer (PDF Copy, same as the image above)

 

Deaf Research Opportunity

Check out this Deaf-led research opportunity about the decision to seek treatment for mental health or alcohol use problems.
 
All research activities will be on Zoom! You may qualify if you are:
– Deaf or hard-of-hearing
– Sign language (ASL, PSE) is your primary communication method
– At least 18 years old
– You have problems with anxiety, depression, trauma, sleep, or alcohol use
– You are not currently in mental health or alcohol use treatment
 
You will be paid up to $150
 
See the flyer for more information!
 
If you are interested in participating, you may contact the researchers at:
Video Phone: 720-943-2773
Email: DeafCBT@URMC.Rochester.edu

Deaf Research Opportunity about your experiences getting help. Pays up to $150 for your time. Contact Ailen Aidalur via email or vp - info on post also.

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