Do you experience the “tingling sensation” known as Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR)? Or are you interested in learning more about it?
“ASMR” is the term given to a pleasant tingling sensation in response to particular triggers. We are seeking adults, 18 and over, to participate in research looking at how ASMR relates to different aspects of mindfulness. You can participate even if you don’t have ASMR or are not sure whether you do or not.
- Your participation would entail completing a one-time 20-minute questionnaire about your daily inner experience (mindfulness) and your ASMR experiences and triggers (if any).
- From taking the survey, you can learn information about how your responses in different aspects of mindfulness compare to others. You may receive information about the results of the study when they are available.
You can learn more following this link to access the information page of the on-line survey: ASMR and Mindfulness. The survey will remain open until enough responses have been collected. You may direct queries to marisa.delcampo@uconn.edu or UConnASMRStudy@gmail.com
The University of Connecticut Institutional Review Board has approved this study; Protocol X17-149
For more information, contact: Marisa del Campo, EPSY doctoral student at marisa.delcampo@uconn.edu