Stroop Experiment Consent Form

The Effect of Hypnosis and Psychological Skills Training on Stroop Task Performance

With Adam Eason, Bournemouth University
This study is investigating the effects of hetero-hypnosis and psychological skills according to how they compare when measured in terms of performance in a computer game called the Stroop task. The study is being conducted as part of my (Adam Eason) Bournemouth University research and it is hoped that the findings will be published and as a consequence help to contribute to potential clinical applications of hypnosis, as well as adding to our growing knowledge of both hypnosis and self-hypnosis.
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I confirm that I have read and understood the participant information given for the above research project and have had the opportunity to ask questions. Please type 'yes' below to confirm:
I understand that my participation is voluntary and that I am free to withdraw at any time. In addition, should I not wish to answer any particular question(s) or complete a test, I am free to decline. Please type'yes' below to confirm:
I give permission for members of the research team to have access to my anonymised responses. I understand that my anonymised responses data will be made available to other researchers via the open science framework and that my name will not be linked with the research materials, and I will not be identified or identifiable in the report or reports that result from the research. Please type 'yes' below to confirm:
I agree to take part in the above research project. I will aim to complete participation of both days to the best of my abilities. Please type 'yes' below to confirm:
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Once you click submit below, you can proceed with the research programme and follow the steps in order. Should yo uhave any questions or queries prior to starting or during the study contact Adam Eason (aeason @ bournemouth.ac.uk - without the spaces). The study can then be completed in your own time from anywhere that you have computer access (a keyboard is required - i.e. cannot use tablet or phone) and won't be disturbed for the duration of it.
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The Effect of Hypnosis and Psychological Skills Training on Stroop Task Performance