confused_sos
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Hi all! I'm an autistic psychology student and I am currently recruiting participants to take part in my undergraduate dissertation research project. I apologise if this isn't the right place to post something like this!!
For this project, my group and I (under the guidance of our supervisor) are researching emotion recognition (ER) from bodily information, specifically hand-form information, amongst autistic and neurotypical participants. The participants that we have gathered thus far are biased toward NTs, so we are hoping to get some more autistic participants involved as very little research has investigated bodily emotion recognition amongst autistic people.
If you click the study link below you can find out further information regarding the specifics of what the study entails, as well as some background information.
If you are able, please do share this study widely or with anyone aged 18+ you feel might find it interesting! And don't worry - everything is anonymised and confidential. It should take about 20 - 30 minutes with 80 trials and some initial ASC questions (to ensure those we classify as 'Neurotypical' don't actually meet the criteria for an ASC diagnosis).
After participating, you can also choose to enter a random prize raffle to win a £25 Amazon voucher!
Thank you for reading this far and I hope that you have a wonderful day!
Study link: https://durhampsychology.eu.qualtri...AKCEjAY1KQhZZCziGiv1PhSBhEN8tpumd6VKnmKiGLH78
For this project, my group and I (under the guidance of our supervisor) are researching emotion recognition (ER) from bodily information, specifically hand-form information, amongst autistic and neurotypical participants. The participants that we have gathered thus far are biased toward NTs, so we are hoping to get some more autistic participants involved as very little research has investigated bodily emotion recognition amongst autistic people.
If you click the study link below you can find out further information regarding the specifics of what the study entails, as well as some background information.
If you are able, please do share this study widely or with anyone aged 18+ you feel might find it interesting! And don't worry - everything is anonymised and confidential. It should take about 20 - 30 minutes with 80 trials and some initial ASC questions (to ensure those we classify as 'Neurotypical' don't actually meet the criteria for an ASC diagnosis).
After participating, you can also choose to enter a random prize raffle to win a £25 Amazon voucher!
Thank you for reading this far and I hope that you have a wonderful day!
Study link: https://durhampsychology.eu.qualtri...AKCEjAY1KQhZZCziGiv1PhSBhEN8tpumd6VKnmKiGLH78