NIDA Research Studies

Measuring the effects of neurostimulation on risky and ambiguous decision-making capacity in people with and without substance use disorder

How do our brains work differently?

Inviting volunteers ages 18-60!

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We are seeking study participants who are 18-60 years of age without opioid use disorder.
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Study Name

Measuring the effects of neurostimulation on risky and ambiguous decision-making capacity in people with and without substance use disorder
Study# 001866
Nickname: NORA

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Purpose

To evaluate how brain stimulation, using transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), influences brain/behavioral aspects of decision-making in people who do and do not use opioids.

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Length of Study

Up to 3 study visits over 1-3 months.

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Study Activities

Decision making tasks, questionnaires, MRIs, and noninvasive TMS sessions.

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Compensation

Up to $550.

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Local Travel

Will be provided (via Uber Health) or reimbursed.

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