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Visualization and Computer Game Play

Unit

College of Education

Faculty Coordinator

Cary Roseth

Project Dates

10-13-2009 to 11-13-2009

Compensation

Paid

Keywords

education computer psychology

Summary

This research study focuses on mental visualization and computer game play. We are looking for undergraduate participants between the ages of 18 and 24. Participants will be compensated $5 for approximately 20 minutes of time.

Qualifications

MSU undergraduate between the ages of 18 and 24

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Details

During the study participants will be asked to play a computer game called Cyberball, a three-player Internet ball-tossing game in which you will be asked to visualize yourself and the other players as if you were tossing a ball back-and-forth in real life. After playing the game (lasting approximately 4 minutes), you will then be asked to complete a questionnaire about your experience during the game. The questionnaire includes 34 questions and takes 5 – 10 minutes to complete.

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