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Some psychology courses, such as\u00a0Psyc101: Introduction to Psychology, offer course credit to their students for participating in department-approved studies. This program assists student researchers by providing an incentive for others to participate in the study.<\/p>\n
For more information about the participation pool, check out our FAQ<\/a>.<\/p>\n If you are conducting research and would like to apply for department approval, please fill out the information on this website:<\/p>\n Whenever you are doing research on human participants, it is important to consult with the\u00a0Institutional Review Board (IRB)<\/a> for information about research ethics for your project.<\/em><\/p>\n Preference is given to psychology and neuroscience seniors who are working on their thesis, and to students working closely with faculty in other capacities (such as a research assistant or as part of an independent study).\u00a0 In most cases, research projects for non-thesis classes, such as Psyc261: Research Methods, will not be approved. \u00a0You should have your project approved before you begin collecting data.<\/p>\n All appointment scheduling is being done online now, so you should set up an account with signupschedule.com<\/a>, signupgenius.com<\/a>, or a similar site before<\/strong> you apply for an experiment number.<\/p>\nAPPLY HERE<\/a><\/h2>\n