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Study Title: Seeing the man: The properties of ensemble coding

Principal Investigator

Hee-Yeon Im (heeyeon.im@ubc.ca)
Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology

Co-Investigators

Alexis Fong (alexisfong01@gmail.com), Research Assistant, Cognitive Systems

Victor Cui (csq2002@student.ubc.ca), Directed Studies Student, Psychology

Research Study Summary, Risks, and Benefits

Thank you for your willingness to participate in this research study. Please take a moment to review the following information, and feel free to ask any questions you may have. Your participation is entirely voluntary—you may choose to take part or decline, and you are free to withdraw at any time without any consequences.

This study aims to enhance our understanding of human perception and cognition. You will be presented with stimuli containing dots, lines, faces, or gratings and will respond by pressing specific keys on your keyboard.

These tasks involve everyday cognitive processes and present no known risks. While there may be no direct benefit to you, your participation will contribute to scientific research.

Duration

If you agree to take part, the study will last approximately 5 minutes.

Costs and Compensation

There are no costs associated with participation in this study. You will receive $[ ] as compensation.

Confidentiality

No personally identifying information will be collected. Your data will be stored securely and may be included in scientific publications.

Learning More

If you have any questions about the study, contact the researchers listed above. For complaints or ethical concerns, you may contact UBC's Research Participant Complaint Line at 604-822-8598 or email RSIL@ors.ubc.ca.

Informed Consent

Your participation indicates that you have read and understood this consent form and that you agree to be in this study.