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Shame association with STI's - Survey

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Hello. I am an MSc Psychology student at the University of Gloucestershire and am researching shame association with STI diagnosis for my dissertation project. This area is of particular interest to me as a nurse who has nursed within sexual health. I am asking anyone over the age of 18 years who has tested positive for an STI to complete the survey below. All information is non-identifiable and therefore you remain anonymous and your participation confidential. Please allow 15 minutes to complete the form. Thank you in advance for your participation.

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