| Title | Basic Eligibility Criteria |
|---|---|
| The Effect of Dyadic Metacognitive Strategy Training in Autistic Youth or Young Adults and a Primary Caregiver | Autistic youth or young adults ages 13 - 21 with at least one year remaining in high school, and ability to engage in a back-and-forth conversation AND a primary caregiver aged 18 or older |
| Cerebrovascular Blood Flow Regulation and Motor Function Performance | To be eligible for this study, subjects must be healthy with no diagnosed chronic conditions, non-smoker or nicotine users, 18-45 years old, with a BMI greater than and/or equal to 18 kg/m2 |
| Curated Realities: Audience Interpretation of News in Algorithmic Media Systems | Adults, age 18 and above |
| Study of Attention | - You must be 18–35 years old - You must have normal or corrected-to-normal visual acuity - You must have normal color vision (no color blindness) - You must have no history of neurological problems (e.g., brain surgeries, plates in skull, strokes, etc.) - You must not have a cosmetic device or hair styles that cannot be removed on the head (e.g., a permanent wig or braids that cannot be undone). |
| Linguistic Markers of and Conversational Patterns Around the Attribution of Social Presence to Chatbots | Must be 18+ years old, fluent in English, comfortable interacting with a chatbot and sharing transcripts of this interaction, and comfortable participating in a final interview. |
| User Perspectives on AI-Based Menstrual Health and Contraception Support Tools | Adults who menstruate or have experience using menstrual tracking apps or contraception. |
| Alpha-gal Syndrome Phenotyping Repository for Immunologic Specimens and Manifestations | Any individual who has been diagnosed with alpha-gal syndrome is eligible to participate. |
| Patient Perspectives on Dyadic Postpartum Care for Breastfeeding Support | You may be eligible to participate if you: Are 18 years or older Delivered a baby within the past 24 months Breastfed or attempted to breastfeed your baby Are willing to share your experiences in a focus group or interview about postpartum breastfeeding care |