Exploring the neural correlates of different scene representations
University of Toronto, Department of Psychology
This study will require participants to wear an EEG cap that will not cause any discomfort. It will require that participants allow for small amounts of water soluble gel be placed in their hair.
Your Impact
Participants will have a chance to help further along our understanding of the feedback network that is part of visual processing.
Eligibility Criteria
All genders
18 to 35 years old
Study Tasks
Participants will be required to watch images on a screen. They indicate via button press which images fall into a certain category.
Ethics
This study has been approved by University of Toronto Research and Ethics Board.
Keywords
Activity and Time
Psychology
Observational Study
Weekdays
2 hour(s) per session
1 session(s)
The study requires participants to wear an EEG cap during the 2 hours. Participants will watch images on a screen and press a key to indicated when participants see certain images displayed. There are no averse effects of this recording device. The set up requires that some water soluble gel is placed in small quantities in certain points on the cap, which will get in the hair of the participant.
Compensation
Up to $30
Study Address
100 Saint George Street Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5S 2E5
Earn $30