Participants are needed for a study of life perspective, health behaviors and health.
Participants will be asked to complete questionnaires (for about an hour) and to wear
a physical activity monitor for three consecutive days as they go about their normal activities. Must be 18 years or older and physically able to participate in regular physical
activity. SU faculty and staff are encouraged to participate.
Participants will be given $35 as compensation for their time. If interested, please call
315-385-1585 or email lifeperspectiveandhealth@gmail.com. This study is being conducted by researchers in the psychology department at Syracuse University. Research is being conducted at the Center for Health and Behavior, 716 E Washington St., Syracuse.
Contact Person: Stephanie Hooker
Life Perspective and Health Study
lifeperspectiveandhealth@gmail.com
315-385-1585
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