Participants wanted for a speech perception study. The study pays $8 for a single session typically lasting 30 to 40 minutes.

Requirements: UIUC students, 18 year old native speakers of English with no hearing problems.

Contact: Please email baek5@uiuc.edu for information and scheduling.

Contact: Soondo Baek [Email]

The Amnesia Research Lab is looking for participants to take part in various experiments at the Beckman Institute.

Studies are between 1 to 2 hours long and pays $8/hour. Participants should be 18 years or older and have normal or corrected-to-normal vision.
Contact: Amnesia Research Lab [Email]

Participants wanted for a study in visual information processing. Participants will earn $6 for a single session that will last 20 - 40 minutes or less. The experiment will take place at 882 Psychology Building. To be eligible, participants must be at least 18 years old, a UIUC student, and have normal or corrected to normal vision. If you are interested, send an email to irwinlab@gmail.com with your name and 3-4 available times.
Contact: Matt [Email]

Human performance and perception lab is looking for participants between age of 18-35 for studies taking place in Beckman Institute. Participation in multiple studies is possible and they range from visual attention and search to driving distraction studies. Studies pay $8 per each hour of participation.
You should have normal or corrected-to-normal vision.
Contact: Sarah Dalton [2172446763 | Email]

Earn $70 for participating in a study with your sibling ($35 each)!
We are currently looking for biological sibling pairs (either brothers or older brothers with younger sisters), both 18-25 that can come together to our lab to participate in the sibling relationship study. Times to participate will depend on your availability.

Email: fortuna@uiuc.edu for more information and signing up



Contact: Keren Fortuna [217-244-2826 | Email]

Participants are needed for a memory study at Beckman. This study involves performing a memory task while we record your brain's electrical activity. The study pays $10/hour and lasts 2-2.5 hours ($20-$25 total). Please email for more information and scheduling.
Requirements:18-35 years old and right-handed

Contact: Brion Woroch [Email]

Participants wanted for a web task on the platform of www.citeulike.org. Participants will earn $8 for one hour study.
Contact: Applied Cognitive Science Laboratory [Email | Web Link]

You and a friend can each earn $8/hour for participating in a language production experiment.

Requirements: You both must be at least 18 years old and native English speakers. Please contact jillstudy1@yahoo.com for more information.

Contact: Jill Warker [Email]

The Vision Lab is still recruiting participants. Earn $8.00/hour for your participation! Experiments generally take one hour, and scheduling is flexible. Eligible participants must have normal or corrected-to-normal vision, and must not be colorblind. Participants must also be between 18 and 35 years old.
Contact: Eamon Caddigan [Email]

Earn $24 for participating in a three-session language production experiment.

Requirements: You must be at least 18 years old and a native English speaker. Please contact Jill Warker at warker@uiuc.edu for more information.

Contact: Jill Warker [Email]

Participants wanted for a web task on the platform of www.citeulike.org. Participants will earn $8 an one hour study.
217-244-8617
Contact: Applied Cognitive Science Lab [217-244-8617 | Email]

Participants wanted for a web task on the platform of www.citeulike.org. Participants will earn $8 an one hour study.
Contact: Applied Cognitive Science Lab [Email]

Earn $8 participating in a 50 minute language experiment. Multiple opportunities for participation are available. Must be a native speaker of English.
Contact: Language Lab [217-333-0280 | Email]

Earn $6.00 for participating in an experiment on visual attention. The study should last about 45 minutes. No restrictions.
Contact: Audrey Lustig [312-493-7196 | Email]

Participants wanted for a study in visual information processing. Participants will earn $6 for a single session that will last 30 to 45 minutes or less. The experiment will take place at 662 Psychology Building. To be eligible, participants must be at least 18 years old, a UIUC student, and have normal or corrected to normal vision. If you are interested, send an email to irwinlab@gmail.com with your name and 3 available times.
Contact: Matt [Email]

Participants needed for experiments on learning and reasoning.

Earn $8 per hour. Studies should last no more than 50 minutes, and if they run long, pay is prorated.
Contact: Ross Lab [Email]

The Language & Brain Lab at the Beckman Institute needs Korean-English bilinguals for a Korean language study.

You will earn $10/hr for 1–1.5 hours to read Korean text on a monitor.

You must be at least 18 years old and have normal or corrected-to-normal vision. We need both Korean native speakers (Korean-dominant bilinguals) and fluent English-Korean bilinguals (English as native language). Good reading skill in Korean is also required.

Contact: Jinhee Choo [Email]

The Language & Brain Lab at the Beckman Institute is seeking participants for studies.

$8/hr for 1–3.5 hours

You will read text or listen to speech and respond to it. In some studies, your brainwaves will also be measured while you read or listen. (In those studies, you can have a photo of yourself in our electrode cap.)

You must be 18-35 years old, have normal or corrected-to-normal vision, normal hearing, & English must be the first language you learned.
Contact: Meera Patel [Email]

Earn $15 for participating in a 1-hour experiment on memory for language.

Requirements: You must be at least 18 years old and a native speaker of French. You must have learned English as a second language and you must have lived in the US not longer than 7 years.

Contact: Agnieszka Konopka [Email]

Earn $10 for participating in a 1-hour study involving fantasy baseball. Requires participation in a fantasy league.

Contact: Sarah Miller [Email]

Participants wanted for a sequential decision making task. Participants will earn $8 up to $5 bonus for an one hour study.
Contact: Applied Cognitive Science Lab [Email]

Earn $8 for a one-hour session of studies concerning everyday thinking.

Contact: Roese Lab [Email]

Participants needed for experiments on learning and reasoning.

Earn $8 per hour. Studies should last no more than 50 minutes, but if they run long, pay is prorated.
Contact: Ross Lab [Email]

Participants wanted for a sequential decision making task. Participants will
earn $8 up to $5 bonus for an one hour study.


Contact: Applied Cognitive Science Lab [Email]

Earn $8.00/hr. for participating in studies of attention and visual perception at the Beckman Institute.

Contact: Bryan Judy [Email]

Earn $15-45 for a participating in a 60-minute, single-session experiment. Participants will making proportion and magnitude judgments of visual stimuli.

Use registration link below to sign up.
Contact: Ming Hsu [217-244-1122 | Email | Registration]

Earn $6 for a 20-30 minute study on problem solving in the Psychology Building. Participants must be at least 18 years old.
Contact: Laura Thomas [Email]

Subjects Wanted for Experiment in Decision Making!

This experiment involves decision-making in the context of small groups. It lasts about one hour.

You will receive a flat fee of $8 for participating. You may also receive up to $5 depending on the group’s decisions.

All University of Illinois students are welcome, except those currently taking BA 310 and BA 320.

Email jdm.lab@gmail.com to sign up for October 13, at 3 pm. We will contact you with further information.

Contact: David Budescu or Matt McCarter [840 1586 (DB) or 531 8984 (MMC) | Email]

We are currently seeking participants for an experiment in the Beckman Flight Simulator. Participants will engage in a realistic search and rescue task. Participants for this study must be female, non-video-gamers(less than 2 hours playing per week). This study also requires that the participants know each other, so please sign up with a friend. Participants will be paid $8 per hour with the experimental session lasting no more than 2 hours.
Contact: John Gaspar [(217) 244-4461 | Email]

Earn $8.00/hr. for taking part in studies of eye movements, attention, and visual perception. Multiple opportunities for participation are available.

Contact: Jason McCarley [217 244-8894 | Email]

Subjects Wanted for Experiment in Decision Making in small groups. The experiment lasts about one hour.

You will receive a flat fee of $8 for participation. In addition, you may receive up to $5 depending on the group’s decisions.

All University of Illinois students are welcome, except those currently taking BA 310 and BA 320.

Email jdm.lab@gmail.com to sign up, indicating your available times. We will contact you for further information.


Contact: David Budescu or Matthew McCarter [840 1586 (DB) or 531-8984 (MM | Email]

Participants can earn $6 per hour in 1-3 hour experiments in the Cognition & Brain Laboratory.

Experiments involve answering paper and pencil questions, performing simple computer tasks and, in longer experiments, may include monitoring of brain activity.

Eligibility: Participants must be native speakers of English, right-handed, and age 18-30.

Please email for more information.
Contact: Eddie Wlotko [217-244-7334 | Email]

Earn $8.00/hr. for taking part in studies of eye movements, attention, and visual perception. Multiple opportunities for participation are available.



Contact: McCarley Lab [Email]

Chinese undergraduate students wanted for Research.

Earn $8 for participating in an hour!

This study examins students' life experience and participants will be asked to briefly list their experiences and fill out a survey.

Eligibility requirements: (1) Must have Chinese ethnic background, (2) Must have been studying in UIUC for at least two semesters, (3) Must be undergraduate student, (4)Must be US citizen or resident, and (5) Must be older than 18.
Contact: Jing Qiu [217-721-5098 | Email]

Earn $8.00/hr. for taking part in studies of eye movements, attention, and visual perception. Multiple opportunities for participation are available.
Contact: McCarley Lab [Email]