The Clinical Neuroscience Laboratory at Case Western Reserve University is enrolling individuals ages 15-50 in a study exploring how the brain processes social situations and how this relates to our experiences of the world around us and our social relationships.
Have you been…
- Feeling like you may be able to read minds or have your mind read?
- Worrying about being watched or feeling mistrustful of people?
- Hearing things that others do not seem to hear?
- Seeing shadows or vague figures?
- Isolating from peers, friends, or family?
This study includes:
- A 2-4-hour behavioral session that includes questionnaires and interviews with a researcher. ($10/hour)
- A 2-hour session that includes a one-hour long brain scan during which you will be asked to do some simple tasks ($50 for the session).
To learn more about participating, email clinicalneurolab@case.edu OR complete the online prescreening survey.