Study of Thinking and Emotion at Stanford University

The CAAN lab at Stanford University is conducting a study in the Psychology Department on thinking and emotion. We are looking for adults age 21-55 with no history of any clinical psychiatric/psychological disorders to participate for payment in our study.

An eligible participant will engage in 3 components: 1. diagnostic interview and questionnaires, 2. behavioral session consisting of computer tasks, speech, and short interview, and 3. brain imaging session using non-invasive magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to visualize brain activity while doing a variety of engaging tasks. For MRI eligibility, you must not have any metal embedded in your body, not be taking any medications that affect blood flow or thinking/emotion, and not have claustrophobia. Participants must be US citizens or green card holders, and must be fluent in English.

We are specifically looking for:

Latino Male age 27-31

Caucasian Male age 37-47

African-American Male age 41-45

Asian Male age 20-26

If you do not meet any of these criteria but still are interested in participating in our study, you may still contact us for future inclusion in the study.

For further information, please reply to this post by calling

650-723-5977; please mention that you are interested in the Thinking and Emotion study and leave your phone number and times you are available for a 15-20 minute screening interview.