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Question about monocular enucleation and perception

Hi all,

I am looking to virtually connect with people who have experienced monocular enucleation and are open to learning about how their sensory perception may have changed over time. It's for a good cause that could help others with your condition. The goal is to better understand how people process what they see and hear, which could help improve knowledge and support for others with this condition.

If you are comfortable, feel free to DM me or comment and I can reach out privately with more info.

I have made a similar post about this and am re-posting in case anyone is still interested in this discussion.

Thanks!

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u/PNS_lab — 5 days ago
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Monocular Vision Study Still Looking for Participants

Hi, Everyone!

I have made a few similar posts about this topic. Sharing this info again as this study is still looking for people who would like to volunteer as a participant.

My name is Stefania Moro and I am a research scientist and professor at York University in Toronto, Canada. In general, our lab (https://steeves.lab.yorku.ca) is interested in better understanding how visual and auditory perception has changed over time in people who have had one eye removed. We are also interested in seeing how their brain has developed and changed after the loss of an eye.

Currently, we are conducting an online study with 2 different activities that are geared towards helping understand the impact eye removal has on audiovisual perception and we would love for you to participate. 

Our study consists of a brief survey, followed by 2 online activities where you will be asked to respond using your keyboard to what you see and hear on your computer screen. In total, the study will take approximately 30 minutes to complete and is conducted entirely online. 

To participate:

  • Please use a computer, either desktop or laptop (the use of a tablet or cell phone will not work).
  • Please use headphones or earbuds with your volume turned up to a comfortable hearing level. 
  • Google Chrome browser is needed.

 

When you are ready, click on this link:

https://yorku.questionpro.ca/t/AB3uq7lZB3u7PT

 

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions! 

 

Thanks!

u/PNS_lab — 5 days ago