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Needed: 18-25-year-olds with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and one of their parent/guardians
Purpose of the Study: Help UAB Researchers understand more about transportation issues (e.g., getting a driver's license) experienced by young adults with ASD.
What You'll Do: Complete one online survey time to complete: Approximately 1 hour. Young Adults with ASD and their Parent/Guardian will be compensated $20 each for their time.
For further information contact the UAB TRIP Lab: phone: 205-975-9440 email: triplab@uab.edu
Purpose of the Study: Help UAB Researchers understand more about transportation issues (e.g., getting a driver's license) experienced by young adults with ASD.
What You'll Do: Complete one online survey time to complete: Approximately 1 hour. Young Adults with ASD and their Parent/Guardian will be compensated $20 each for their time.
For further information contact the UAB TRIP Lab: phone: 205-975-9440 email: triplab@uab.edu
This research study will be investigating how adults detect lies. The study will involve one 3-hour visit to the Cognition, Brain, and Autism Research Laboratory where subjects will complete cognitive tests and watch and rate videotaped interviews. Subjects will be compensated $40 for their time. Participants must be native English speakers and between the ages of 18 and 30 years old. If interested, call the Cognition, Brain, and Autism Research Laboratory at (205) 934-0971 or email cbralab@uab.edu
The UAB Transportation Research and Injury Prevention (TRIP) laboratory is currently recruiting participants for a new study examining driving behaviors in adolescents and young adults with autism and with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. Participants must be 16-30 years old, have a valid driver’s license, be a healthy volunteer or have one of the following diagnoses: autism spectrum disorder, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, ASD/ADHD comorbid. Participants can earn up to $200 for participation. Interested participants should contact 205-975-9440 or visit triplaboratory.com to inquire about the “Transit” study.
The Cognition, Brain, & Autism Lab is recruiting participants for a research study on reading comprehension at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. This study observes how children’s brains respond when they read and understand words and sentences, using a series of paper-pencil tests and a type of scan called functional magnetic resonance imaging also known as fMRI. We are recruiting children and adolescents between the ages of 7-13 diagnosed with high-functioning Autism Spectrum Disorder, children with reading comprehension difficulties, and typically developing children. Your child may be eligible for a free language intervention. Participants must be native English speakers and right-handed. Participants cannot be claustrophobic or have braces. If you are interested in participating, contact Maria Martino at (205)202-0616 or mmartino@uab.edu
The UAB Transportation Research and Injury Prevention (TRIP) laboratory is currently recruiting participants for a new study examining driving behaviors in adolescents and young adults with autism and with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. Participants must be 16-30 years old, have a valid driver’s license, be a healthy volunteer or have one of the following diagnoses: autism spectrum disorder, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, ASD/ADHD comorbid. Participants can earn up to $200 for participation. Interested participants should contact 205-975-9440 or visit triplaboratory.com to inquire about the “Transit” study.
Engineering senior design students have contributed devices to aid those with cerebral palsy, autism and other disabilities under his guidance
