A Magnetic Solution to Alzheimer’s?
Posted By KThomas on May 27, 2007
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Hi,
I looked for contact information on this site and could not find any. I am a graduate student in psychology doing a study on how your ability to remember what you see changes with aging. It is not about Alzheimers per se, but it is something you might be interested in.
The study is online. It takes about 3-5 minutes. I have many, many participants who are in their 20s, but am having more difficulty recruiting older participants. If you or other readers of this blog would be interested, please go to
http://vacognition.wjh.harvard.edu/VSTMTime
Thank you,
Joshua Hartshorne