Researchers in the Department of Cognitive Science are seeking adults aged 35+ for a study aimed at investigating cognitive functioning in middle and later life. Specifically, they are examining cognitive functioning in those who have or have not used drugs and/or alcohol throughout their lifetime.
The study involves an online questionnaire and remote cognitive testing, so can be done completely online. Subsequent MEG testing for interested participants may be done in-person at a later date, when COVID permits.
To participate, you must be:
- 35 years or older.
- Proficient in English.
- Access to Zoom for testing.
- Have no significant hearing, vision and/or memory loss, no history of neurological issues or substance use disorders.
- Have never used illicit substances, or have used previously but not in the last 12 months.
An incentive of up to $30 is available for participants.
Find out more or apply:
Ethics approval #52021952730135
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