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| Game-Based Training for Tactical Medical Procedures |
Description:
The purpose of this research is to examine the delivery of instruction during training in game-based environments for combat medical skills. The research will aid in the design of instruction for game-based training in virtual environments in the future. Your experience will include filling out some surveys/questionnaires, learning about a medical task, and playing in a computer game-based environment to demonstrate those skills. Due to the scheduling of the research room, if you are late to the session more than 10 minutes, we may need to reschedule a later time and/or date for you to participate.
This study is conducted at IST, in UCF Partnership Building III (3). Please arrive in the lobby prior to your scheduled time.
STUDY LOCATION:
Institute for Simulation and Training (IST)
3039 Technology Parkway
Partnership III Building, meet in the lobby
DIRECTIONS TO Partnership III
Click here for a map
-From Alafaya Trail, turn onto Research Parkway.
-Turn right onto Technology Parkway. (It will be the first traffic light you reach)
-Take your first left into the parking lot of Partnership II & III. Partnership II is located on the left. Partnership III is located on the right. You will go to Partnership III.
-If you're leaving UCF from Libra/Discovery Dr., then you will make a right onto Research Parkway.
-Turn left onto Technology Parkway. (It will be the first traffic light you reach)
-Take your first left into the parking lot of Partnership II & III. Partnership II is located on the left. Partnership III is located on the right. You will go to Partnership III.
Eligibility:
Ages 18 to 64 years old
Normal vision (or correctable to normal)
Capacity to read and write in English
Ability to operate a standard computer
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Compensation: |
| 120 minutes | $20.00 |
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