The research study “What Do You See When You Read?” is seeking native English-speaking Syracuse University or SUNY ESF undergraduates, aged 18-25, with diagnosed reading disabilities for participation. Individual, confidential sessions take one hour and involve completion of reading, visual processing and cognitive assessments, including an online Reading Experience Questionnaire.
Register via https://whatdoyousee.acuityscheduling.com or contact Mindy Schreiner Scirri at maschrei@syr.edu or 716-870-5296. Data collection ends Feb. 10!
Website: https://whatdoyousee.acuityscheduling.com
Contact Person: Mindy Schreiner Scirri
Doctoral Candidate, Special Education
716-870-5296
maschrei@syr.edu
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