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Job Interviews in Down Syndrome

Recipient of Spring 2026 Research Awards issued by the PhD Program in Clinical Psychology

Study approved by the Montclair State University Institutional Review Board, MSU IRB # FY25-26-5302

We are conducting a study to learn more about job interviews in individuals with and without Down syndrome. ​

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Learn more and leave your contact information at the link below!

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Mikayla Haas, doctoral student, in the Psychology Department is conducting this study for her Dissertation. 

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Questions? Contact Mikayla Haas at hassm2@montclair.edu or Dr. Yingying Yang at yangyi@montclair.edu

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Duration ​​

Participants with Down syndrome:

Two online sessions that take about 30 to 45 minutes each.

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*Independent adults will complete a brief Zoom consent meeting before study sessions begin.*

Participants without 

Down syndrome:

One online sessions that take about 30 minutes.​

Who?

Individuals with Down syndrome between 15 and 24 years old who can use words to communicate. Their parents/guardians will also complete a short questionnaire. 

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*Young adults who use only a few words may not be able to complete the second session of the study.*

Typically developing individuals between the ages of 15-24. Parents/gaurdians may be asked to complete a short questionnaire.

Whats involved?

Session 1: Brief activities like matching words to pictures and repeating numbers

 

Session 2: A pretend job interview

Session 1: A pretend job interview

Where?

Virtually on Zoom

Virtually on Zoom

Compensation

$30 giftogram giftcard ($15 per session)

$15 giftogram giftcard or 2 SONA credits for MSU students

Interested in participating? Click this link to see if you qualify and leave your contact information! 

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