Participants needed for a psychological study on online games and mental visualisation: £3 for 30 minutes
27 November 2014
Are you interested in participating in a study on online games and mental visualisation? As a part of my dissertation, researchers at Purdue University and UCL invite you to participate in a psychological study examining mental visualisation in online games until February 2015.
In the lab, the study involves playing a brief online game for several minutes and answering questions about your experience. £3 will be given to those who have successfully completed both parts of the study.
Location: Third floor cubicles, 26 Bedford way
Eligibility: Advanced psychology students (e.g. second year or above) and those who have a history of mental illness should not take part in this study.
Contact: Andrew Hung (andrew.hung.12@ucl.ac.uk), Third year psychology undergraduate student, Division of Psychology and Language Sciences
The study has been approved by the Department of Experimental Psychology' ethics committee (Project ID: CPB/2014/008)