Student Athletes Needed for Sleep Research
The Sleep and Stress Research Lab is examining sleep and mental health in student athletes.
Who Can Participate?
- Undergraduate students ages 18 or older who are active participants in any NCAA Division I, II or III sport affiliated with the U of A.
What Will I Be Asked to Do?
- Attend two brief visits to our lab to complete several measures of psychological health and wellness.
- Wear a Fitbit watch for 14 days and complete daily online morning and evening sleep diaries.
- You will receive up to $40 (or four Sona Systems credits) for completing the study.
If you are intrested in participating, please visit www.uarksleep.com or email us at sleeplab@uark.edu.
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Contacts
Ivan Vargas, assistant professor
Department of Psychological Science
479-575-4256,
ivvargas@uark.edu
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