Volunteers Wanted for a Research Study
iExposure Intervention for Social Anxiety
Do you experience anxiety during conversations? We are studying simulated
interactions to better understand social anxiety and how it might be treated.
The study has two parts:

1. You will be asked to fill out some questionnaires and engage in a simulated
   teleconferencing interaction online while we track where you are looking. The
   first part of the study is not compensated and takes approximately 30 minutes.
   Þ After the first part you may have the option to complete the second part of the
   study which is longer.
2. The second part of the study is an online intervention that is being tested to see if
   it can help with social anxiety. There is no cost to participate in the intervention.
   The second part of the study takes up to 4.5 hours and is compensated up to $80.
   You can follow this link to the first part of the study:
   https://paloaltou.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3sZn2ag72SdTjE2?Bypass=2&Gorilla=0
   If you have questions or for more information, you can contact the Principal Investigator
   of the study Mikael Rubin who runs the Transdiagnostic Attention Intervention (TRAIN)
   lab at Palo Alto University.
   Via email: trainlab@paloaltou.edu
   Via phone: 650-433-3805