Parental Permission Forms
If (and only if) you are under 18 years of age you must get your parent's or guardian's written permission for each of the studies in which you want to participate. Each study has its own unique Parental Permission form. After you choose a study and sign up for it (on the Sona web site), download the Parental Permission form for that study and get the required signature on it. Then take it to the session you signed up for and give it to the researcher. Permission forms are available below and are listed alphabetically by study name.
Parental Permission Forms by Name
360-Degree Feedback
Abilities - Credit
Abilities - Money
Academic Decisions
Active Learning - Credit
Active Learning - Money
Advertisements
Antioxidant Power
Apertures
Approaches to Conflict Resolution
Attentional Patterns over Time
Attitudes
Attitudes - credit
Attitudes - money
Beliefs and Attitudes
Beliefs and Thoughts
Capturing Pictures - credit
Capturing Pictures - money
Casual Cateogries - Credit
Casual Categories - Money
Category Estimation - Credit
Category Estimation - Money
Category Structure
Clinical Assessment
Communication Modes
Comprehension
Concept Learning
Construal
Construal II
Consumer Evaluation
Creative Minds
Crime and Punishment
Daily Behaviors
Deal
Describing People You Know
Describing Important People In Your Life
Education and Interpersonal Intelligence
Emotion and Perception - Credit
Emotion and Perception - Money
Environmental Attitudes and Behaviors
Essay Contest
Evaluating Co-Workers and Subordinates
Evaluating Prizes
Everyday Life Wishes
Eyetracking, Interference and Knowledge - Credit
Eyetracking, Interference and Knowledge - Money
Face Perception - credit
Face Perception - money
Familiar Individuals
Familiar People
Fantasy and Mood
First Impressions
First Year of College
Focus of Attention
Foreign Language With a Friend
Future Jobs
Goals Resumed
Grad School and You
Graduate Student Evaluation
He Said, She Said
Headlines
Hiring and Headlines - credit
Hiring and Headlines - money
How Good are You at Multi-tasking
Identification of Scenes
Imagination
Impressions and Attitudes
Impressions and Thoughts
Induction Processes
Interference in Reading MW
Intergroup Decision Making
Intergroup Decision Making II (EEG)
Internal Memos
It's Only Make Believe
Keep it Simple
Language Skills - Credit
Language Skills - Money
Leadership
Learning Under Uncertainty
Linguistic Games
Lottery Game - 0.5 credit
Lottery Game - 1 credit
Lottery Game - $5 money
Lottery Game - $10 money
Memory and Social Categorization
Mental Gymnastics
Mental Reasoning - credit
Mental Reasoning - money
Mental State Reasoning
Mental Travel to the Past
NYU Activities and You
Object and Scene Imagery
Object Processing
Objects and Activities
Online Friendships
Online Habits
Overcoming Distractions - credit
Overcoming Distractions - money
People and Their Behaviors III - credit
People and Their Behaviors III - money
Personnel Decisions
Playing Board Games
Problem Solving - Credit
Problem Solving - Money
Psychosocial Skills
Quick Decisions
Race Perception
Reaction Time - credit
Reaction Time - money
Reaction Time - money - non-pool
Reaction Time - money - pool
Reactions - credit
Reactions - money
Reading and Memory
Reasoning
Reasoning and Memory
Reinforcement Learning - credit
Reinforcement Learning - money
Relationship Perceptions
Relation Recognition I
Relationships
SD 160
SD 561
See How You Do 2 - credit
See How You Do 2 - money
See How You Do II - Credit
See How You Do II - Money
Seeing Faces
Selecting Job Applicants for Hire
SINA
Snack Time
Social Abilities
Social Attitudes
Social Behaviors - Credit
Social Behaviors - Money
Social Experiences
Social Info
Social Skills
Social Strategies
Speeded Response Studies of Sentence Processing
SRCVOC G
Straight Talk
Student Behaviors
The Best-Seller List
Thoughts and Impressions
Thinking about Objects
Tick Tock
Video Games
Video Interpretations
What Should I Do?
Where's Waldo IV
Where's Waldo V
Who Are You to You?
Workforce Management
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