Study on facial apperance and injustice awareness, Oregon State University

Researchers at Oregon State University are conducting a study on facial appearance and injustice awareness.

Are you:

  • Someone with a condition, illness or injury that affects the way your face looks (ie cleft lip, facial paralysis, birthmark)
  • 18 years or older
  • Able to communicate in English

If so, researchers from Oregon State University want to learn more about your perspective, for a study on facial appearance and injustice awareness.

To participate, take a short screener survey.

Any questions please direct to oregonstatedsil@gmail.com

See the flyer.

What is the study about? We would like to hear your perspective in this 20 minute online survey. You will be asked questions about how you identify as someone with a condition that affects your facial appearance.

Who are the researchers? Kathleen Bogart, PhD is a Professor of Psychology and Marisa Krauter, MS is a PhD candidate at Oregon State University. They both study and have conditions that affect their facial appearance and are advocates.

Eligibility: To be eligible for this study you must: have a condition, disorder, illness or injury that affects the way your face looks (i.e cleft lip, facial paralysis, etc), be 18 years or older, communicate in English.

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Flyer image description: Text reads: “Study on facial appearance and injustice awareness. What is the study about? We would like to hear your perspective in this 20 minute online survey. You will be asked questions about how you identify as someone with a condition that affects your facial appearance. Who are the researchers? Kathleen Bogart, PhD is a Professor of Psychology and Marisa Krauter, MS is a PhD candidate at Oregon State University. They both study and have conditions that affect their facial appearance and are advocates. To be eligible for this study you must: have a condition, disorder, illness or injury that affects the way your face looks (i.e cleft lip, facial paralysis, etc), be 18 years or older, communicate in English.” A QR code for a screening survey is shown, text reads: “we will send you the full survey if you are eligible. To learn more contact us at oregonstatedsil@gmail.com” Headshot photographs of Dr. Kathleen Bogart and Marisa Krauter. Oregon State University logo appears at the top and the Disability and Social Interaction Lab logo appears at the bottom

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