Tutors: Anna Veres-Székely, XiRui Yan
📌 IMPORTANT: This course is aimed for non-psychology ELTE students!
All information about the course will be posted on this website.Â
Emails with questonnaire and registration links will be sent via Neptun.
🔍 What is the course about?
We would like to invite you to participate in a research about individual differences in regulating your arousal level using biofeedback under the supervision of Dr Anna Veres-Székely, Research Professor at the Institute of Psychology, ELTE.
As a compulsory part of the course, you will be invited to participate in two research sessions after completing online questionnaires related to the study. Together, these compulsory activities involve a maximum of five hours of actual tasks.
When and where will the research sessions take place?Â
Group session: Choose a session from October 30, November 6, or November 13., Friday afternoons 15:00–18:00 or 16:00–19:00. Location: 1064 Budapest, Izabella u. 46.
Individual session: Choose a 1 hour session starting in October on Mondays from 8:00-12:00, Thursdays 8:00-12:00, 15:30-19:00. Locations: ELTE Psychology Institute 1064 Budapest, Izabella Street. 46. or BioNeuro Clinic near Mom Park (1126 Budapest, Dolgos Street 2).
📝 What will your grade be based on?Â
To complete the course, you must fulfil the compulsory components by the relevant deadlines: completing the questionnaires in October and attending one group and one individual research sessions (October - November). Your final grade will reflect the completeness of your participation in the research and whether you have met the required deadlines.
There will be NO additional assessment or examination.
đź’ˇ Why participate?Â
A unique opportunity to take part in a research project
Experience real-time biofeedback on Your tension-level
Gain direct experience in the field of cognitive psychology
🔬 What will happen during the study?Â
By measuring changes in the electrical properties of the skin, the device can detect changes in the body’s level of physiological activation, or arousal, with high precision. A software application provides immediate visual feedback on these changes in the form of waves. The figure below shows four consecutive screen images seen by a person who is successfully regulating their emotional state. See more details at: https://www.adaptationlab.eu/projects/emotion-regulationÂ