Effects of Museum Visits on Neurocognitive Well-being
试验速览
- 阶段
- 不适用
- 状态
- 招募中
- 入组人数
- 200
- 试验地点
- 1
- 主要终点
- Effect of museum visit on wellbeing
研究概览
简要总结
The effects of art on health and well-being have been the subject of increasing exploration in recent years. In 2019, the World Health Organization proposed a literature review analyzing the links between art, health (defined as a state of good functioning) and well-being. Currently, the majority of research has focused on populations presenting pathologies (somatic, neurological or psychiatric), very often in older adults. Furthermore, exposure to art (unlike the practice of an artistic activity) still remains under-investigated. However, recent publications (review and longitudinal study) suggest that attending museums would be associated with an increase in well-being, in people with or without pathology.
Supported by the Blood & Brain @ Caen Normandy Scientific Interest Group and the Museum of Fine Arts as part of the Millennium festivities of the city of Caen, the partnership between three Caen laboratories and a Parisian laboratory enabled the drawing of this innovative research which will aim to measure the effects of visiting a museum dedicated to painting on well-being in healthy adults. It will also involve identifying the cerebral, cognitive and socio-emotional processes associated with these effects, via comprehensive and ecologically adapted measurements.
Through understanding the mechanisms specific to exposure to art which promote well-being, this research could have implications for:
- Promote synergy between cultural and health policies.
- Design museum experiences as close as possible to human functioning.
- Open up to new perspectives such as the role of exposure to art in maintaining good health, with the possibility in the longer term of considering research on other arts, other populations, in a lifespan approach.
- Open up to other studies of the same type involving pairs of patients and caregivers, young people and seniors, etc.
详细描述
- Call for volunteers:
An A5 information poster will be distributed in various structures in the Caen region but also through the press. Participants will be able to contact a member of the research team by email. They will then be contacted in response to this email in order to arrange a telephone appointment. The purpose of this preliminary telephone interview will be to ensure the inclusion criteria without collecting the personal data relating to them. This is to avoid unnecessary travel. If the participant can be included, then a physical appointment will be offered to them in order to carry out the inclusion visit. 2. Inclusion visit:
An inclusion visit will be carried out during which the participant will be informed of the progress of the study, its implications and their right of withdrawal. A test of the different devices (Near InfraRed Spectroscopy (NIRS), eye-tracking glasses, skin conductance bracelet) under the same conditions as those of the study will be carried out. Then, the participant's consent will be collected via a written form. Finally, the participant will fill out an admission questionnaire with socio-demographic questions, questions related to the aforementioned inclusion criteria, and questions about their cultural practices. Only for participants over 55 years old, an assessment via the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA - screening tool for mild neurocognitive impairment) will be carried out. At the end of all these acts, the participant will be assigned an inclusion number. The personal data collected will be stored on a single computer at Cyceron. 3. Visit 1 to the Museum of Fine Arts in Caen:
Experimental groups Participants in the experimental groups will be randomized into two groups: with or without mediation.
Regardless of their group, they will see the same number of tables. The measurements and questionnaires they will answer will be identical. Upon arrival, participants will be welcomed and then:
- ● Guided to a room where they will answer well-being and stress questionnaires, and complete cognitive tasks (executive functions, global/local visual attention, episodic memory, empathy and creativity questionnaire).
- ● Equipped with eye-tracking glasses, the NIRS headband and the bracelet to measure heart rate (electrodermal biosensor bracelets).
- ● Guided to view 6 paintings. For group A without mediation, participants will be brought in front of each painting and will look at it independently for 2 minutes. For group B with mediation, the mediator, equipped with a lapel microphone, will guide them and explain each painting in 2 minutes. The viewing time and distance will be the same for both groups. After each painting, regardless of the group, participants will indicate the emotions felt by responding on an affect grid.
- ● Removal of glasses, headband and bracelet.
- ● After the visit, participants will again answer the questionnaires and the different cognitive tasks, except for the empathy and creativity questionnaires.
研究设计
- 研究类型
- Interventional
- 分配方式
- Randomized
- 干预模型
- Parallel
- 主要目的
- Basic Science
- 盲法
- Single (Participant)
入排标准
- 年龄范围
- 18 Years 至 65 Years（Adult, Older Adult）
- 性别
- All
- 接受健康志愿者
- 是
入选标准
- •Adults with good mental and brain health
- •Participants (18-65 years old inclusive)
- •Good brain health: Having a MoCA score (screening tool for mild neurocognitive impairments) of 26 or above for those over 55 years old.
- •Fluent in French (native language)
- •Person who has given informed consent to participate in the study
- •Declare being able to comfortably view a painting during a museum visit without wearing glasses
- •Declare being able to listen to a conversation
排除标准
- •History or presence of a psychiatric disorder such as mood disorders, psychotic disorders, personality disorders, addictions, that have required or currently require medical follow-up and/or are in an acute phase.
- •Mobility difficulties, postural or balance disorders preventing the participant from easily moving around the museum and using stairs
- •History or presence of brain injuries such as TBI, stroke, neurological diseases
- •Chronic or long-term illnesses that could make standing uncomfortable for the participant
- •Taking medication that affects cognitive functioning
- •General anesthesia in the past six months
- •Vision impairment requiring glasses or resulting in poor detail perception at a distance of 2 to 6 meters
- •Person who has visited the permanent collection of the Caen Museum of Fine Arts at least once in the past ten years (Participants are thus either first-time visitors or people who visited the permanent collection more than ten years ago)
- •Unable to reach the museum independently
- •Hearing impairment (decibel level above 20) not using a hearing aid or whose hearing aid does not sufficiently correct the impairment
- •Speech disorder with difficulty communicating with others
结局指标
主要结局
Effect of museum visit on wellbeing
时间窗: before and after the first visit and the second one
We will use a well established UCL museum wellbeing measures used to assess levels of psychological wellbeing arising from a situation.
Effect of museum visit on eyes tracking
时间窗: during each visit, 1 and 2
eyes tracking glasses will be used to evaluate where the volunteers is looking on pictorials
Effet of museum visit on heart rate
时间窗: during each visit, 1 and 2
Non invasive evaluation of heart rate
Effect of museum visit on NIRS
时间窗: during each visit, 1 and 2
NIRS, non invasive evaluation of frontal brain oxygenation allowing a follow-up of brain emotions
次要结局
未报告次要终点