Sensor Placement and Clothing Guidelines
Since two sensors will be attached to your upper chest and one to your lower abdomen, it is highly recommended that you wear a comfortable, loose T‑shirt or shirt that makes it straightforward to place the sensors in those areas.

Please avoid wearing dresses or one-piece outfits that would make it difficult to attach the sensors to your chest and lower abdomen.
Looser clothing such as a T-shirt or shirt with trousers or a skirt is ideal, as it makes it easier to position the sensors while ensuring your comfort and privacy.

If you prefer, you will be able to attach the sensors yourself in privacy, and I will step out of the room for this part. If it helps you feel more comfortable, you are also welcome to bring a friend or colleague with you to the session.



The image shows two small adhesive sensors placed just below the collarbones on the upper chest and one adhesive sensor placed on the lower abdomen, with additional small finger sensors shown on the hand.

All participants will receive a £15 shopping voucher (e.g. Amazon) as a thank you for their time.
In addition, Level 4 psychology students using Sona may also receive research participation points (the exact number will be shown on Sona). Link to Sona
The £15 payment is the same whether or not you complete the whole session, if you stop for safety or comfort reasons.

Further information is provided in the Participant Information Sheet.

Taking part is completely voluntary. Saying no will not affect your course, marks, employment, or relationship with LJMU in any way. You can pause or stop the session at any time without giving a reason. 
 
If you are interested in participating or would like more information, please contact:
Mr Jan Cisek
via email: [email protected]
Mobile/WhatsApp: 07956 288574
Principal Investigator and PhD candidate, School of Psychology
Liverpool John Moores University
LJMU Central telephone number: 0151 231 2121
Research Ethics Committee Reference Number: 260114LJMUREC289
 
Thank you for considering this study.