02-04-2014, 04:49 PM
<span style="color:rgb(68,68,68);">Reading the thoughts and emotions of others is key for everyday life in social interactions. But, how good are you at reading the thoughts and emotions of others? If you would like to put your emotional intelligence to the test or see your brain activity you are encouraged to participate.
Who is eligible? Anyone 18 through 65 years, however those suffering from epilepsy would be at risk with the computer tasks we use. Those who suffer from a neurological disorder are also encouraged not to participate because the study involves recording brain activity via EEG technology.
Where and how long? Single, 2 hour session at Swinburne University (Hawthorn)
When? Times will be negotiated.
For further information, please contact Lee on
</span>LmLawrence@swin.edu.au
<span style="color:rgb(68,68,68);">, but please note that we cannot compensate participants for their time.
Lee Lawrence
Researcher
Swinburne University
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Who is eligible? Anyone 18 through 65 years, however those suffering from epilepsy would be at risk with the computer tasks we use. Those who suffer from a neurological disorder are also encouraged not to participate because the study involves recording brain activity via EEG technology.
Where and how long? Single, 2 hour session at Swinburne University (Hawthorn)
When? Times will be negotiated.
For further information, please contact Lee on
</span>LmLawrence@swin.edu.au
<span style="color:rgb(68,68,68);">, but please note that we cannot compensate participants for their time.
Lee Lawrence
Researcher
Swinburne University
</span>