We are no longer actively recruiting infant volunteers and their families but from time to time may post other volunteer opportunities. Thank you for all your support!
Here's one you can read below.... Thank you!
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Teen Participants Needed for Paid Study
Brown researchers from the Social & Affective Neuroscience lab are seeking teen volunteers to play interactive games while having their brain scanned. Participants are paid $15/hour & and will receive a bonus of up to $20. The experiment is approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes long and requires the participant to be in the MRI scanner for approximately 45 minutes.
Eligible participants must be teens (ages 13-15), right-handed, have no history of neurological disorders, and cannot have metal in the body, including dental braces.
Volunteers will receive a picture of their brain! To book an appointment, Parents/Legal Guardians should email: [email protected]
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