Ongoing Research Studies at the University of Minnesota,
Department of Psychology
Are you interested in contributing to psychological research? Would you like to know what studies are going on at the University of Minnesota's psychology department? Do you have an hour or two to spare? Sign up for our experiments!
The following studies are currently recruiting participants. Please see individual listing for eligibility criteria, and how you can contribute to the studies. Participants will be compensated for their time.
Study 1 (effective: temporarily inactive)
Make $10 an hour and contribute to research at the same time! Participants needed for a research study on thinking, perception, and memory. Click here to contact the experimenter.
Study 2 (effective: Summer 2009)
Interested in finding out how good your visual memory is? Or how many moving things you can keep track of at once? Come do a psychology experiment and receive $10/hour! Click here to contact the experimenter.
Study 3 (effective: Fall 2008)
This study tests how the human brain interprets sound. The experiments involve listening to sounds and making various judgments about them - is one higher or lower in pitch than another? Louder? More pleasant? Experimental sessions run for 2 hours, and there is often the opportunity to return for multiple sessions. We pay $10/hour. Click here to contact the experimenter.