Volunteers needed to find where our eyes are drawn to on computer screens

27 June 2013

Researchers in the Department of Psychology are looking for volunteers to take part in a study which aims to find out where people look on a computer screen when completing a series of tests that assess risk-taking.

The research will take place at the University’s eye tracking lab in the Department of Psychology and will take between 30 and 40 minutes.

Participants will be asked to wear a head-mounted eye-tracking device whilst completing several questionnaires and a computer-based task.

Participants should be over 18 years old. All data collected will be anonymous and confidential.

To take part email Aleksandra Laketa

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