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Psychology Research Projects

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IndigoBell · 21/08/2012 07:40

Any psychology students out there who need a research project?

I'm working on a new dyslexia intervention, and need somebody to do a proper study on it.

Anybody interested?

Or anybody know which university might be interested?

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Sastra · 21/08/2012 08:00

Hi there,

Which university depends on the type of dyslexia your intervention aims to help.

Are you in industry? I take it you're not a researcher?

IndigoBell · 21/08/2012 09:01

I'm not in the industry.

The intervention has 2 parts (which could be studied separately if someone was looking for a smaller project)

  • A neurodevelopment therapy (based on improving the cerebellum)
    (This is already a popular therapy among parents, but has never been done in schools before)

  • A vision therapy
    (Again not been done in schools before)

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Sastra · 21/08/2012 09:49

Sorry, I'm just trying to get an understanding of where you're coming from (as a researcher myself). So who's devised this intervention? What's it based on? How do you have any idea that it would work? Is there a clinical/ ed. psych involved? Do you have ethical approval?

IndigoBell · 21/08/2012 11:37

No Psych involvement at all.

I'll PM you the answer to the rest of your questions.

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fluffycauliflower · 12/09/2012 19:03

Hi, I'm a psychology student, doing a masters, I need to do some research, I'm not quite sure how to pm someone, but I'm a little bit interested.

WhatYouLookingAt · 12/09/2012 19:15

Psychology students generally have to devise their own experiments and research, and I can't imagine they would want to evaluate an intervention devised with no psychology involvement at all. Why would it be suitable?

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