Vanderbilt Kennedy Center

How do people combine sight and sound?

Last Updated: Monday, September 14, 2009

Principal Investigator: Mark Wallace, Ph.D.

Other researchers: Alexandra Key, Ph.D., Andrea Hillock, Au.D. & Albert Powers, B.A.

Description

As people grow, the way that they combine sight and sound changes. We invite 7-18 year old typically-developing kids to come for 1.5 hour-long visit.

We will ask parents to:

  • answer some questions about their child’s development
  • get up to a $20 gift card

    • We will ask participants to:

    • let us check your hearing and vision
    • play computer games

    Participant Criteria

    Typically developing 7-18 year olds

    Compensation

    $10 gift card for attending; $20 for completed session

    Visit Requirements

    1 visit, lasting 1.5 hours

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    Contact Information

    Andrea Hillock
    615 936-7108
    wallacelab@vanderbilt.edu

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    • Adults 18 to 45 years old
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    • with NO history of reading disability
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    Compensation: Yes

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