Experiment Participation

The Emotions and Learning Optimization Lab at OISE is recruiting participants for a study which is investigating the relationship between emotions and understanding. This study requires you to complete a Qualtrics questionnaire while your facial expressions are recorded over Zoom. You are eligible to participate if you have received or are receiving a post-secondary education, access to a computer with Zoom, the internet and a webcam. If you consent to participating you will be asked to complete a demographic, personality, and grit questionnaire, as well as answer 15 riddles and associated questions. The University of Toronto Research Ethics Board has […]

Hi everyone! The Memory and Perception Lab at U of T is recruiting participants to volunteer in a paid online research study. The study is open to young adults who have depression, suspected depression, or depressive symptoms and meet the exclusion criteria listed in the poster (i.e., fluency or high proficiency in English, no anxiety disorder diagnosis, and no PTSD diagnosis). If you or someone you know want a way to make extra cash from home, reach out to hippocamera.project@gmail.com with your interest. Please see all the details in the posters.

Check out an opportunity to participate in a psycholinguistics study. You will complete a gestural communication task over Zoom and be compensated for your participation ($10 or 2% course credit). If you are interested, contact Ashley Yim via ashley.yim@mail.utoronto.ca. Thank you!

Participants Needed! For a high-fidelity driving simulator study on driving behavior If you • Are able to drive without glasses (contact lenses are allowed), • Can read and speak English • Have at least G2 license or equivalent for over 3 years Location: Rosebrugh Building (RS) 164 College St. Toronto, ON M5S 3G8 Duration: approximately 3 hours Compensation: $14/hr + up to $8 bonus To get started, fill out this short screening questionnaire: http://s.alchemer-ca.com/s3/b6c1cbc69468 For more information, contact Suzan Ayas at sayas@mie.utoronto.ca

Do you use more than one name in your daily life? Maybe Jianmeng and Jenni? Or Gurinder and Gary? Are you also from an East Asian or South Asian cultural background? If so, we want to hear from you! The Identity, Diversity, and Inclusion Lab is looking for students who may be interested in participating in a 1-hour Zoom interview. This research focuses on learning how people use different names within different contexts in their lives. If you’d like to share your thoughts and experiences, consider taking part in this study. As a token of our appreciation, participants will be given […]

Please see below for info on participating in a study at CAMH: ▶️ Are you an adult between the ages of 18-65?▶️ Are you planning on or currently starting Cognitive Behavioral Therapy?▶️ Are you experiencing some depressive symptoms? ▶️ Do you own a smart phone? ✅ If all of the above apply to you, you may be eligible to participate in METS study. 📌 What is this research about? 📌🧠 The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health is seeking individuals aged 18-65 in Ontario who are starting or about to start cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) with a licensed mental health […]

The Youth Mental Health and Technology lab is conducting a study on young people’s (17-30) experiences seeking help for mental health concerns in BC, Ontario, and Quebec in the past 5 years. All participants will have the opportunity to enter a draw to win ONE of THREE $100 gift cards. Please see below for more details and to access the link to the survey! English Survey: https://redcap.chumontreal.qc.ca/redcap/surveys/?s=AXTK9E3K7D French Survey: https://redcap.chumontreal.qc.ca/redcap/surveys/?s=XWWX7RMHPF

The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health is seeking individuals aged 18-65 who are starting cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) with a licensed mental health professional. We are interested in examining changes to your emotional experiences over treatment. Participants must be experiencing some depressive symptoms (e.g., low mood, fatigue) but a formal diagnosis of depression is not required. What’s involved: One baseline interview (conducted online) and weekly surveys sent to your smartphone while you complete CBT for up to 12 weeks. All procedures are completed remotely. All participants will be compensated for their time and have the chance to request a […]