We frequently conduct laboratory-based experimental studies and treatment studies using multi-method assessment of subjective, behavioral, and physiological domains. Some of these methods include measurement of heart rate, respiration, stomach activity and skin conductance, or electroencephalogram (EEG; a test where your brain waves are measured using electrodes on a special cap). Others might include watching brief videos, answering questions about your life experiences, or taking surveys on a computer.
These studies examine a number of questions related to mechanisms of emotional reactivity and dysregulation in individuals with generalized anxiety disorder, major depression, or neither condition.
See below for information about the current study we are recruiting for:
LOOKING FOR HELP WITH SPIRALING THOUGHTS?
THE DEAN HOPE CENTER AT TEACHERS COLLEGE, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IN COLLABORATION WITH DR. DOUGLAS MENNIN IS OFFERING FREE TELEHEALTH THERAPY AS PART OF A RESEARCH STUDY FOR INDIVIDUALS IN NEW YORK WHO ARE STRUGGLING WITH EMOTIONAL DISTRESS.
If you are an adult between the ages of 18-65, fluent in English, and have internet access, you may be eligible to participate. Participants will be compensated for completing 18 weekly online questionnaires over 18 weeks.
For more information about the study components, time commitment, risks, and to fill out a prescreen questionnaire, please visit: https://www.iert.site/12-session.
Teachers College IRB #23-008