DECISION MAKING

This study tests a support program called BRIDGE designed to help parents of critically ill young children make difficult medical decisions. Researchers want to see if the program helps parents feel more prepared and have less regret about the choices they make for their child's …

This study is testing whether a program of laughter yoga can help nurse managers feel less stressed and burnt out, and perform better at work. Researchers will enroll 80 nurse managers and have half participate in weekly laughter yoga sessions while the other half does not. The t…

This study aims to see if learning through digital games is better than traditional teaching for helping nursing students develop ethical sensitivity and decision-making skills. It will involve 60 fourth-year nursing students who have already completed an ethics course. Researche…

This study investigates whether adding critical thinking exercises to regular soccer training helps young players make faster and better decisions during games. Researchers will compare two groups of 9-year-old academy players—one receiving standard training and another receiving…

This study aims to understand how the brain helps us make decisions and stay motivated in changing situations, like playing a video game. Researchers will use MRI brain scans on 120 healthy adults while they play simple computer games to see which brain areas are active. The goal…

This study aims to understand how speech-language pathologists decide when to restrict a patient's diet based on food residue seen during a swallowing test (FEES). Researchers will ask 60 experienced therapists to review images of residue and decide if they would limit eating. Ha…