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Student Research Project - Online Mental Health Communities

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ADAA works with PsyberGuide and the University of California on a number of initiatives around technology and apps and metal health. A PhD student the University of California: Irvine is conducting research examining the roles that online mental-health communities play in users' lives. The goal of this research is to produce actionable insights towards improving online mental health communities and the well being of their members.

To conduct this research, his team are asking online mental health community members to take a survey about their thoughts and experiences. The survey will take about 10-20 minutes to complete, and everyone who takes the survey will be entered in a raffle for a $100 gift card (with a 1/100 chance of winning). The survey does not ask for any information that would reveal your identity. PsyberGuide and ADAA very much appreciate your attention and collaboration. You can take the survey here: uci.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/f...

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