If you ever experienced musical hallucinations, or know anyone who has, I am seeking your participation in a survey about risk factors for musical hallucinations. The aim of this unexplored area will help combat stigma around musical hallucinations (for example, their non psychiatric nature), set new theoretical framework and help inform treatment options.
Please consider participating in this anonymised 30-minute online study, which can be accessed here: goo.gl/6HL95m.
If you have any queries about the survey, please contact:
Ksenija da Silva (PI) - [email protected]
Or the Faculty Ethics Officer – [email protected]
The research received a full ethical clearance by the University Research Ethics Committee. We never give reports on individual results, but I would be happy to share the general findings before they are sent for publication.
Please forward this email to any other person you think may be interested in completing the questionnaire.
Thank you,
Ksenija
You might be interested in:
Seeman, M.V.: Earworms and hallucinations. Journal of Schizophrenia Disorders and Therapy. 1(1):1-6 (2016).
http://www.openaccesspub.org/journals/jsdt/view-article.php?art_id=291&jid=45
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