SUBJECT LINE

IS ANGER A PROBLEM FOR YOU?

Study

Neurobehavioral Correlates of Acute Tryptophan Depletion in Aggression

Principal Investigator

Emil Coccaro, M.D.

Description

Dr. Emil Coccaro at the University of Chicago is recruiting participants for a research studying examining how a procedure called Acute Tryptophan Depletion temporarily affects aggression. This study involves a series of three (3) visits. You will receive a confidential, no-cost, evaluation to see if you qualify to enter. Study procedures include: drinking an amino acid shake or a placebo shake, blood draws, medical/physical examination, screening interview, 2 fMRI scans of your brain, and questionnaires, and several computer tasks. Volunteers will be compensated up to $375.

Eligibility

  • Have problems with anger, temper outbursts, being irritable, getting in trouble at work or at home because of impulsive/aggressive behavior.

  • Between the ages of 21 and 55.

  • Meet other eligibility requirements as outlined by the research protocol

    Duration

    3 visits.

    Compensation

    Up to $375.00 over course of study.

    Contact

    Call: (773) 702-6437

    Or follow the link below to fill out preliminary questions via Survey Monkey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/CNPRU



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