We are looking for volunteers to take part in the following experiments:

An investigation of how individual differences affect reward processing
We are conducting a study that looks at how differences between people affect how they process rewards. People who complete the survey will have the opportunity to be entered into a prize draw where you can win between £10 and £50 worth of an online shopping voucher of your choice.

Motor skills and aiming ability
We are currently recruiting participants to take part in a study investigating how motor skills affect aiming ability. The session will take approximately 1 hour, and you will be reimbursed £10 for your time.

Impact of social integration on imposter syndrome at university
prize draw to win up to £50 in Amazon vouchers.

DopaMINE study
We are running a study over the summer to explore the relationship between dopamine levels and reward. The study takes an hour and participants completing it will be reimbursed £10 in Amazon vouchers.

Understanding the COVID-19 experience and wellbeing: online survey
This study is an online survey that aims to understand people's experience of the COVID-19 pandemic and its effect on wellbeing and mental health. It should take between 45 and 60 minutes to complete. People who complete the survey will have the opportunity to be entered into a prize draw to win one of five £100 prizes.

The impact of environmentally-induced visual discomfort on cognitive load
Our primary aim is to investigate the interaction between visual discomfort related to environmental scenes and cognitive load. In this pilot study, you will be asked to judge the perceived discomfort of a range of visual scenes. This is a voluntary study but you can enter a prize lottery draw for a £20 Amazon voucher.

Exploring dietary behaviour in an adult population
You will be asked some basic questions about your home life, followed by subsequent sections each asking you to reflect on how you eat. Towards the end of the survey, you will briefly be asked whether you or someone in your household has been affected by COVID-19. Participants will be entered into a prize draw to win £50.

Cortisol effects on locus coeruleus activity (CELCA) – version 2.0
This is a research project looking at how manipulating certain stress hormones and neurotransmitters affects a part of the brain called the locus coeruleus. will reimburse you £100for your time spent on the whole study period.

Wellbeing: an online questionnaire study
We are conducting research to gain a better understanding of wellbeing and happiness. This is an online study and participants will be entered into a draw to win 1 of 5, £100 prizes.

Facial expression ambiguity resolution task
This study investigates how people perceive negative facial expressions of emotions. Doing so allows us to learn how mere visual information can be used to form social impressions of others. Participants will be reimbursed £10.

Personality and perception
Our study aims to investigate the relationship between certain personality traits and perception. Participants will be reimbursed £5.