Virtual Reality to Improve Social Perspective Taking in Youth with Disruptive Behavior Disorders
Study Overview
Researchers at the IU School of Medicine are looking for
children with a disruptive behavior disorder for a research study regarding how
they respond to virtual reality environments.
Study Description
This study involves up to three visits with you and your child
at our laboratories at the IU School of Medicine. The first visit will include
a clinical interview, parent and child surveys, and interaction with the
virtual reality system. The second visit involves an MRI scan of your child’s
brain. Lastly, the final visit entails the child interacting with the virtual
reality program, follow-up assessments, and another MRI scan.
Participants will be
compensated for their participation. Children will receive $75 and parents will
receive $25 for Visit 1. If additional criteria are met, children will be
invited to take part in two additional visits. Children will receive $100 for
completing Visit 2, and $150 for Visit 3. In addition, a parking voucher will be provided for each study visit.
- IRB Number: 1902596251
- Research Study Identifier: TX10393
- Principal Investigator: Tom Hummer
Recruitment Status
OpenContact the research team to learn more about this study.
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