Video imaging of facial expressions

We are conducting research that examines how facial expressions and vocal responses change when viewing stimuli that elicits emotion. Often the range and ability to exhibit such emotional responses are hampered during depression. We are currently seeking healthy participants who have had no history of mental illness, including depression. Participants are required to view and respond to a short series of video clips, pictures, sentences and questions concerning emotional material and recent experiences.

The study is conducted in one 30 minute session at the Black Dog Institute. Participants will be reimbursed $25 for out of pocket expenses.

Participant requirements

  • No history of mental illness
  • No history a neurological disorder
  • No history of drug or alcohol dependence of abuse
  • Right-handed
  • English as a first language (not the same as fluency in English)
  • Aged between 30-65

To participate or for more information please contact Matthew Hyett on 02 9382 8353 or m.hyett@unsw.edu.au