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How Brain Activity Relates to Your Ability to Shift Attention in Response to Images

Study Leader

Anthony Sali


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    About This Study

    The purpose of this study is to look at how brain activity is related to your ability to shift attention when visual cues change. You will be asked to view specified images while receiving an MRI scan.

    Study team will discuss study details with you.

    What Activities Are a Part of this Study?

    • Informed Consent Review
    • Study Visits and Consultations
    • Laboratory and Imaging Tests

    Age & Gender

    • 18 - 44 years old
    • All Genders

    Language

    • This study enrolls English speakers only

    Additional Study Information

    • Compensation Offered
    • No reimbursement offered

    Study Locations

    • Greater Winston-Salem, NC

    Study Topics

    Brain and Memory Healthy Volunteers

    Study Locations and Contacts

    • Greater Winston-Salem, NC: Anthony Sali saliaw@wfu.edu
    • Study Information
    • IRB Number: IRB00079777

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