MIT neuroscientists who study blindness and cognition are recruiting congenitally blind adults for an online behavioral research study.
The study takes a total of 4-8 hours, and may be done in small segments and from home or in a laboratory in Cambridge.
During the study, participants listen to pairs of words, and rate how similar they are in meaning. Participants are compensated $120 for completion of the survey.
To qualify for the study, participants must: 1. Be blind from birth, with at most minimal light perception. 2. Have no known neurological or cognitive disabilities, such as epilepsy, or brain damage. 3. Have English as their native language.
If you are interested in participating please contact William Johnston for more information at saxelab.surveys@gmail.com.
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