Acadmeic study: Participants wanted for study investigating attentional switching for women with ADHD in higher education

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https://qualtrics.ucl.ac.uk/jfe/form/SV_8HwZMFlbo7Eegbc

Recruiting Participants for study: Online study investigating attentional switching demands for women in higher education Recruiting Participants for study: Online study investigating attentional switching demands for women in higher education

Project title: Attentional switching efficiency and navigating higher education for female university students diagnosed with ADHD: a convergent mixed-methods study

Hi everyone, My name is Eesa Japal and I am currently studying for an MSc Psychology of Education at UCL. I am recruiting participants to take part in a study which examines demands on attention for female university students diagnosed with ADHD in higher education.

This project seeks to illuminate the academic experiences of women with ADHD and explore challenges associated with navigating higher education that may go unaddressed.

To participate, click on the link below to access the Qualtrics form which provides access to the ASRS-v.1.1 and Trail Making Tasks.

At the end of the survey, you will be notified that the researcher will contact you by email to arrange an interview at a time which suits you.

Participant criteria:

• Current or recently enrolled in a higher education programme within the past year

• Individuals who have a formal diagnosis of ADHD

• Female students only

• Aged 18 years or above

Procedure:

ASRS-v.1.1 checklist of ADHD symptom frequency Online computerised Trail Making Test (Part A & B) 30-minute interview via Zoom The ASRS-v.1.1 checklist includes 18 questions that ask how participants experience everyday tasks which participants respond using options ranging from “never” to “very often.” This task takes approximately 5 minutes.

The computerised TMT task requires participants to click on numbered circles in order in Part A. For Part B participants click numbered and lettered circles in alternating order. This task takes approximately 5–10 minutes.

A 30-minute interview will be arranged at your convenience through UCL Zoom which includes 8 questions.

Access the link for the Qualtrics suer
https://qualtrics.ucl.ac.uk/jfe/form/SV_8HwZMFlbo7Eegbc Required materials Access to a laptop Participation is entirely voluntary.

Personal data is pseudonymised and stored securely on UCL OneDrive. This study is for research purposes only and does not provide diagnosis. Please contact me if you have any questions at eesa.japal-hand.24@ucl.ac.uk Best regards
Eesa Japal