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Category: Research Participation
Personality analysis from Facebook likes
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Men’s Wellbeing Study
You are invited to take part in a series of online questionnaires relating to men’s wellbeing. Continue reading “Men’s Wellbeing Study”
Core values and wellbeing in 2017
We would like you to tell us about what things in your life make you feel good about yourself and the things you think are important in your life. Continue reading “Core values and wellbeing in 2017”
Study on Mental Health Literacy in students and those in student supporting roles
We are interested in hearing from both university students in general, as well as university staff and students who support students, in order to gain an understanding of their knowledge of mental health. Continue reading “Study on Mental Health Literacy in students and those in student supporting roles”
Barriers to treatment for people with mental or emotional problems
Summary
This survey is for adults (18+) in England who needed treatment or support from a medical professional for a mental or emotional problem at some point within the last 12 months but didn’t get it.
The survey has 10 questions and should take about 5-10 minutes to complete. The survey has two parts. The first part is about barriers to treatment and support and the second part is about you.
The purpose of the survey is to understand why people don’t get treatment or support from medical professionals for mental and emotional problems. The survey is being conducted as part of a Master of Science (MSc) degree in Social Research Methods & Evaluation through The University of Huddersfield. Your feedback is really important and will also be used to inform organisations working to improve mental healthcare in England.
All responses will be anonymous. This means that nobody will know who took part in the survey.
The survey will close on Friday 7th April.
Contact details
If you have any questions or concerns, please email Edward Fraser at U1574738@unimail.hud.ac.uk.
Link
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PhD research study
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Call for Muslim male participants
Dear all,
I am looking for adult Muslim male participants, who normally reside in the UK, to take part in my MSc Psychology research project via an online survey. Continue reading “Call for Muslim male participants”
Attitudes towards aggression
We are psychology researchers conducting some research examining factors associated with intimate partner violence (IPV). Continue reading “Attitudes towards aggression”
How involved are fathers in their children’s healthcare?
Research tells us that father involvement in the care of children with chronic conditions results in better outcomes for both the child and the father, but little is known about the benefits of father involvement in everyday health issues. Our research is investigating whether factors like gender norms, maternal gatekeeping, self-efficacy and general health knowledge impact on the involvement of fathers in taking care of the health of their child(ren). Continue reading “How involved are fathers in their children’s healthcare?”