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Researchers & Authors Seeking Parents/Kids
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Our research group at Stanford Psychiatry is conducting a new study exploring changes in brain function in response to a novel neurofeedback training. We are looking for children ages 7-11 with a diagnosis of ADHD and/or experiencing attention problems who are interested to participate. Family will receive an honorarium of up to $300 for...
Is your teenager having a hard time getting to sleep? Researchers at UC Berkeley maybe able to help!
The Golden Bear Sleep & Mood Research Clinic is conducting research designed toimprove teens' sleep and help parents more effectively communicate with their teensabout making important sleep behavior changes.
This research study takes place on...
Know a teen who sleeps fairly well? We are looking for teens who sleep fairly well and their parents to participate in a study!
Compensation for participation: Up to $80 for teens and $60 for parents! Teenagers ages 10 to 18 who sleep fairly well and their parents may be eligible to participate in a 2 session study about parent-teen conversations...
Drs. Tony Yang with UCSF Psychiatry and Olga Tymofiyeva with UCSF Radiology are conducting research with healthy adolescents ages 14-18 to improve their emotional well-being through a free mindfulness meditation class. The goal of our UCSF BrainChange study is to use MRI imaging to observe brain changes in young people who participate in our class...
Want to contribute to science, have a new experience with your daughter, and earn up to $120? Are you a family with a 9.5-13 year old daughter? Then you may be eligible for the family biology study!
Dads are underrepresented in social science research and their roles in children’s development are less clear as a result. If your spouse/partner is...
Want to contribute to science, have a new experience with your daughter, and earn up to $120? Are you a family with a 9.5-13 year old daughter? Then you may be eligible for the family biology study!
Dads are underrepresented in social science research and their roles in children’s development are less clear as a result. If your spouse/partner is...