The Early Life Stress Study

Paid Stanford Study Are you a parent with a daughter who is 9-12? Has your child experienced stress? If so, you and your child may be eligible to participate in a unique study project of how early stress affects the way in which children think and process emotional information, as well as their brain functioning. The study takes place in the Psychology Department at Stanford University. Your child would participate in interviews, complete questionnaires, play games to win pri...zes and gift cards, and possibly participate in an fMRI brain scan. The MRI scan does not use radiation, and does not have any known physical risks. Eligible pairs will receive $25/hour for their time. This is a unique longitudinal study that will include one session now, and up to 4 follow-up sessions, 9-12 months apart. We will schedule the visits around your availability (daytime, evenings, and weekends). Your daughter will be a part of a very special group of kids we are following through development, and will receive a tote bag and other fun items for participating. If you would like to receive more information about this study, please fill out the form located at the link below, or please email [email protected] (please put "Stanford Brain Development Project" in the subject line) or call (650) 725-5970 to reach the study coordinator, Bella. For general information about participant rights, contact 1-866-680-2906. Thank you See more

Paid Stanford Study for girls ages nine to twelve who have experienced stress. If this applies to your daughter, you and your child may be eligible to participate in a unique study project of how early stress affects the way in which children think and process emotional information, as well as their brain functioning. The study takes place in the Psychology Department at Stanford University. Your child would participate in interviews, complete questionnaires, play games to wi...n prizes and gift cards, and possibly participate in an fMRI brain scan. The MRI scan does not use radiation, and does not have any known physical risks. Eligible pairs will receive $25/hour for their time. This is a longitudinal study that will include one session now, and up to 4 follow-up sessions, 9-12 months apart. We will schedule the visits around your availability (daytime, evenings, and weekends). Your daughter will a part of a very special group of kids we are following through development, and will receive a tote bag and other fun items. If you would like to receive more information about this study, please fill out the form located at the link below, or please email [email protected] (please put "Stanford Brain Development Project" in the subject line), or call (650) 725-5970 to reach the study coordinator, Bella. For general information about participant rights, contact 1-866-680-2906. Thank you. See more

Paid Stanford Study Are you a parent with a daughter who is in elementary school? Has your child experienced stress? If so, you and your child may be eligible to participate in a unique study project of how early stress affects the way in which children think and process emotional information, as well as their brain functioning. The study takes place in the Psychology Department at Stanford University. Your child would participate in interviews, complete questionnaires, play ...games to win prizes and gift cards, and possibly participate in an fMRI brain scan. The MRI scan does not use radiation, and does not have any known physical risks. Eligible pairs will receive $25/hour for their time. This is a unique longitudinal study that will include one session now, and up to 4 follow-up sessions, 9-12 months apart. We will schedule the visits around your availability (daytime, evenings, and weekends). Your daughter will be a part of a very special group of kids we are following through development, and will receive a tote bag and other fun items for participating. If you would like to receive more information about this study, please fill out the form located at the link below, or please email [email protected] (please put "Stanford Brain Development Project" in the subject line) or call (650) 725-5970 to reach the study coordinator, Bella. For general information about participant rights, contact 1-866-680-2906. Thank you. See more

Paid Stanford Study Are you a parent with a daughter who is nine to twelve? Has your child experienced stress? If so, you and your child may be eligible to participate in a unique study project of how early stress affects the way in which children think and process emotional information, as well as their brain functioning. The study takes place in the Psychology Department at Stanford University. Your child would participate in interviews, complete questionnaires, play games ...to win prizes and gift cards, and possibly participate in an fMRI brain scan. The MRI scan does not use radiation, and does not have any known physical risks. Eligible pairs will receive $25/hour for their time. This is a longitudinal study that will include one session now, and up to 4 follow-up sessions, 9-12 months apart. We will schedule the visits around your availability (daytime, evenings, and weekends). Your daughter will a part of a very special group of kids we are following through development, and will receive a tote bag and other fun items. If you would like to receive more information about this study, please fill out the form located at the link below, or please email [email protected] or call (650) 725-9617 to reach the study coordinator, Holly Pham. For general information about participant rights, contact 1-866-680-2906. Thank you. See more

Paid Stanford Study Are you a parent with a son or daughter who is 9-13 years old? Has your child experienced highly stressful or traumatic events? If so, you and your child may be eligible to participate in a study of how early stress affects the way in which children think and process emotional information, as well as their brain functioning. The study takes place in the Psychology Department at Stanford University. Your child would participate in interviews, complete quest...ionnaires, do some computer activities, and possibly participate in an fMRI brain scan. Eligible pairs will receive $25/hour for their time. The study has a time commitment of 2-5 hours over the course of one or two visits, with follow-up sessions scheduled 18-24 months later. We will schedule the visits around your availability (daytime, evenings, and weekends). If you would like to receive more information about this study, please email [email protected] or call (650) 725-9617 to reach the study coordinator, Holly Pham. For general information about participant rights, contact 1-866-680-2906. Thank you. See more