The University of
Arkansas recently announced a new study that will look at alcohol use
and intoxication in adults between the ages of 21 and 29.
A
team composed of members from university's departments of
Psychological Science, Human Environmental Sciences, and Health,
Human Performance and Recreation will conduct the study, which will
include a computerized questionnaire, an interview and possibly the
consumption of alcohol.
Participants will be
paid $15 per hour. Those chosen for the study might need to commit to
a seven-hour stay. To accommodate varying schedules, the study might
include evening and weekend hours.
A brief telephone
screening is required to determine eligibility. To be consider, call
Alex Melkonian or Kyle Jackson at 479-575-3963.
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