From fincham@cmu.edu Tue Jan 4 16:36:28 2005 From: fincham@cmu.edu (Jon M. Fincham) Date: Tue, 4 Jan 2005 11:36:28 -0500 Subject: [Experiments] fMRI experiment, $120+ New Slots Message-ID: <200501041638.j04GcSHL032495@smtp.andrew.cmu.edu> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0003_01C4F251.A1962160 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit The following slots will be assigned on a first come, first served basis. Thanks! We are looking for people to participate in a new fMRI experiment that is designed to investigate learning processes and their neural correlates. This experiment takes place over 5 days. Ideally, the first 2 sessions will be on consecutive days, as will the final 3 sessions. Days 2 and 5 are fMRI sessions and will be conducted at our fMRI research facility at the Brain-Imaging Research Center. Days 1, 3 and 4 are <1 hour sessions to be completed here at CMU in a computer lab You must be a native English speaker and right-handed to participate in this study. If you are interested, please respond to this email with the times you are available. The schedule for this experiment is: SLOT 10, week of Jan3/Jan 10: Date Start Times Where Duration 7 January 2005 Friday (flexible) CMU (~1 hour, Note we may be able to do this practice early Monday if necessary) 10 January 2005 Monday 12:00 BIRC (~2 hours) 11,12 January 2005 Tues,W (flexible) CMU (~1 hour) 13 January 2005 Thursday 12:30 BIRC (~2 hours) SLOT 11, week of Jan 10: Date Start Times Where Duration 10 January 2005 Monday (flexible) CMU (~1 hour) 11 January 2005 Tuesday 13:00 BIRC (~2 hours) 12,13 January 2005 W,Th (flexible) CMU (~1 hour) 14 January 2005 Friday 12:00 BIRC (~2 hours) Pay will be $10/hour for sessions in the computer lab, and $50 for each session at the fMRI center. A performance based bonus will also be paid upon completion of the experiment. fMRI is a Non-invasive technique used to measure brain activity while someone is performing a task. It involves going into a large magnet and lying on a table while performing the experiment. The Brain-Imaging Research Center is located at 3025 East Carson Street on the Southside. Transportation will be provided, however you must arrive 20 minutes before the scheduled scan to be there on time. If you have your own transportation, parking can be arranged. Thanks for your interest, --Jon Jon M Fincham Psychology Department Carnegie Mellon fincham@cmu.edu ------=_NextPart_000_0003_01C4F251.A1962160 Content-Type: text/html; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

The following slots will be = assigned on a first come, first served basis.  Thanks!

 

We are looking for people = to participate in a new fMRI experiment that is = designed to investigate learning processes and their neural correlates.  This experiment takes place = over 5 days.  Ideally, the first 2 = sessions will be on consecutive days, as will the final 3 sessions.  Days 2 and 5 are fMRI sessions and will be conducted at our fMRI = research facility at the Brain-Imaging Research Center.  Days 1, 3 and 4 are <1 hour = sessions to be completed here at CMU in a computer = lab

 

You must be a native = English speaker and right-handed to participate in this study.  If you are interested, please = respond to this email with the times you are available.  The schedule for this = experiment is:

 

SLOT 10, week of Jan3/Jan = 10:

Date        = ;            =             &= nbsp;        Start Times       = Where   = Duration

7 January 2005 Friday            = ;    (flexible)        = ;    CMU     (~1 hour, Note = we may be able to do this practice early Monday if = necessary)

10 January 2005 Monday        = ;    12:00                = BIRC     (~2 = hours)

11,12 January 2005 Tues,W        = (flexible)        = ;    CMU     (~1 = hour)

13 January 2005 Thursday        = ;  12:30        = ;        BIRC     (~2 = hours)

 

SLOT 11, week of Jan 10:

Date        = ;            =             &= nbsp;        Start Times       = Where   = Duration

10 January 2005 Monday        = ;    (flexible)        = ;    CMU     (~1 = hour)

11 January 2005 Tuesday        = ;   13:00        = ;        BIRC     (~2 = hours)

12,13 January 2005 W,Th        = ;   (flexible)        = ;    CMU     (~1 = hour)

14 January 2005 Friday        = ;      12:00        = ;        BIRC     (~2 = hours)

 

Pay will be $10/hour for sessions in the computer = lab, and $50 for each session at the fMRI = center.  A performance based bonus will = also be paid upon completion of the experiment.

 

fMRI is a Non-invasive = technique used to measure brain activity while someone is performing a task. It involves = going into a large magnet and lying on a table while performing the = experiment.

 

The Brain-Imaging Research Center is = located at 3025 East Carson = Street on the Southside. Transportation will be provided, however you must = arrive 20 minutes before the scheduled scan to be there on time. If you have your = own transportation, parking can be arranged. 

 

Thanks for your = interest,

 

--Jon

 

Jon M Fincham

Psychology Department

Carnegie Mellon

fincham@cmu.edu

 

------=_NextPart_000_0003_01C4F251.A1962160-- From fincham@cmu.edu Fri Jan 21 18:04:35 2005 From: fincham@cmu.edu (Jon Fincham) Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2005 13:04:35 -0500 (EST) Subject: [Experiments] fMRI expt, $130+: 1 slot Message-ID: <1317.136.142.36.232.1106330675.squirrel@136.142.36.232> There is one slot left for next week. Responses will be handled on a first come first served basis. Thanks for your interest. We are looking for people to participate in a new fMRI experiment that is designed to investigate learning processes and their neural correlates. This experiment takes place over 5 days. Ideally, the first 2 sessions will be on consecutive days, as will the final 3 sessions. Days 2 and 5 are fMRI sessions and will be conducted at our fMRI research facility at the Brain-Imaging Research Center. Days 1, 3 and 4 are <1 hour sessions to be completed here at CMU in a computer lab. You must be a native English speaker and right-handed to participate in this study. If you are interested, please respond to this email with the times you are available. The schedule for this experiment is: SLOT 14, week of Jan 24: Date Start Times Where Duration 24 January 2005 Monday (flexible) CMU (~1 hour) 25 January 2005 Tuesday 10:00 BIRC (~2 hours) 26,27 January 2005 W,Th (flexible) CMU (~1 hour) 28 January 2005 Friday 12:00 BIRC (~2 hours) Pay will be $10/hour for sessions in the computer lab, and $50 for each session at the fMRI center. A performance based bonus will also be paid upon completion of the experiment. fMRI is a Non-invasive technique used to measure brain activity while someone is performing a task. It involves going into a large magnet and lying on a table while performing the experiment. The Brain-Imaging Research Center is located at 3025 East Carson Street on the Southside. Transportation will be provided, however you must arrive 20 minutes before the scheduled scan to be there on time. If you have your own transportation, parking can be arranged. Thanks for your interest, --Jon