Connectionists: WasON survey -- call for participants

[Davide Coraci]

Dear Colleagues/Researchers/Professors,

I'm Davide Coraci from the IMT School for Advanced Studies Lucca
<https://www.imtlucca.it/en> (Italy) and I'd like to share with you the
*WasON** survey*, a project developed by the SANe
<https://momilab.imtlucca.it/research/sane> and the MInD
<https://momilab.imtlucca.it/research/mind> units (MoMiLab
<https://momilab.imtlucca.it> research group at IMT).

The aim of the study is to investigate how *neuroscientists* and
researchers with some familiarity with neuroimaging techniques draw
associations between *cognitive processes* or psychological states and
*functional
magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) data* observed experimentally. Also, with
this brief test, you can assess your ability to predict the task that
participants are performing in the scanner by looking at their brain
activation.

We are recruiting participants worldwide and it would be fantastic if you
could take part in the study by completing the questionnaire you can find
here: https://www.sane-elab.eu/NRIA/welcome.php.

The questionnaire can be completed through PC or smartphone (however, the
use of the PC is warmly suggested to visualize the fMRI maps better).
Collected data will be completely *anonymous*. Once the questionnaire is
finished, you can *check your accuracy* and decide to continue with another
set of questions. In this case, please do not close or restart the session,
otherwise the system will create another participant ID.

We ask you to complete the questionnaire individually. However, after
completing the survey you may want to compare your score with one of your
lab mates and colleagues.

Feel free to forward the link to anyone you think could be interested. If
you have any questions or just want to be updated with the results of the
study, please do not hesitate to contact me (davide.coraci at imtlucca.it).

Thank you very much for your availability and your time.

All the best,
Davide Coraci
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