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Your visit to George Mason may begin in our family room. While parents flip through magazines, children can enjoy our toy collection.
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Your child may also work on several fun tasks in the family room. You will be with your child throughout the visit.
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Mr. Potato Head, blocks, kitchen supplies, coloring pages, puppets and books! Don't forget that each child will also be given a toy to take home.
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Several parts of the study will take place in our kid-friendly electroencephalogram (EEG) lab. We use this computer to help us set up the EEG cap.
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Your child will play some simple games on this computer. The button box on the right makes it easy for young children to participate in the games.
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The EEG cap looks kind of like a swim cap with sensors. This provides real-time measurement of the brain's electrical signals, much like an arm cuff measures your blood pressure.
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Young at heart graduate students ensure that each visit to the CAT lab is a fun one!
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