Participants needed for study on DJing and hip-hop music
From: Human Nutrition, Foods, and Exercise
The Embodied Brain Lab is conducting an exciting research study exploring how DJing and hip-hop music production can serve as an intervention for young adults with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
About the study: The Embodied Brain Lab is partnering with Virginia Tech's Digging in the Crates (VTDITC) to investigate whether engaging in DJing and hip-hop music production can help adults manage ADHD symptoms. Participants will be involved in either a DJ/music production experience or a control group where they watch hip-hop-related documentaries and music videos. We will measure the effects of the experience on ADHD symptoms, mental health, and brain activity.
Why participate?
- Gain hands-on experience in DJing and music production!
- Contribute to groundbreaking research that could help change the way ADHD is treated.
- Be part of a community exploring creative solutions for ADHD.
Who can participate?
- Adults (18-26 years old)
- Diagnosed with ADHD
- No prior experience with DJing or music production necessary
Study details:
- Pre- and post-intervention visit
- Four-week duration, with two sessions per week (two hours each)
- Location: Embodied Brain Lab and Virginia Tech Digging in the Crates studios
- Compensation: Up to $100 for completing the study and a chance to receive a pair of AlphaTheta headphones
If you're interested in more information about participating or have questions, please fill out this eligibilty form
