Depressed Participants Needed for Emotion Neuroimaging Research Study

Researchers at Stanford University are conducting a neuroimaging study studying the effects of the hormone cortisol on brain functioning.

Study participants will have a functional MRI and several tests of emotional reactions and hormone reactions to mild stress.

Researchers at Stanford University are conducting a neuroimaging study studying the effects of the hormone cortisol on brain functioning.

Study participants will have a functional MRI and several tests of emotional reactions and hormone reactions to mild stress.

Participation is confidential.

All study-related costs are covered by Stanford University.

Participants who complete the study will be compensated $20/hr.

If you are experiencing symptoms of depression, are not currently taking antidepressant medication, and between the ages of 21-55, you may be eligible for the study.

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https://redcap.stanford.edu/surveys/?s=3F7WCENPND