A survey looking at the links between stigma and mental health.
Help us learn about the pressures of college and how students are beating stress and building resilience.
This study seeks to explore the relationship between Social Anxiety and Future thinking. We are interested to understand how different levels of social anxiety affect future thinking about future social events.
Adults aged between 18-65 years are invited to participate in this anonymous study to help us understand social anxiety.
As part of our research exploring how ageing and life events affect the way that we respond to our emotions and emotional situations, we are developing a new questionnaire to explore ways that individ uals manage their emotions.
Research has shown that individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) have specialised interests, also known as circumscribed interests. This study examines the possible role of gender in circumscribed interests in people with and without ASD. Participation will involve filling out an online questionnaire on circumscribed interests and what motivates these interests.
We are currently looking for people who look after, care or support unpaid for someone who currently claims or has claimed UK Department for Work and Pensions disability benefits until they were reassessed through the Work Capability Assessment (WCA) or Personal Independence Payment (PIP) Assessment.
Do you or a family member or close friend have bipolar disorder? If so, we invite you to participate in an online research study that seeks to better understand how seeking and receiving emotional support from close others may impact well-being.
Given that the current diagnosis of anxiety and depression involve various complications, this new scale aims to differentiate between anxiety and depression. This would enable practitioners or psychologists to diagnose specifically whether one is actually depressed or anxious by utilizing this newly developed scale.
Researchers are looking for parents of children aged between 7-16 years. You will complete a series of online questionnaires about your child’s eating behaviour, food intake and your mealtime behaviour.
Thesis research investigating Internet Gaming, specifically motivations as to why individuals take part in online gaming and whether one’s cultural alignment affects their propensity to engage in such activities.
The study is investigating how individual difference in music-related behaviour (e.g. music preference, engagement style, mood regulation through music) and personality influence our mental health. Understanding more about the individual differences in music use and personal factors has important implication in developing an effective way to help people use music to cope with difficulties.
We are investigating the relationships between university study and mental health, and factors that influence this. We are looking for undergraduate and postgraduate students from any university and any discipline, aged 17 or over.
We are interested in the links between life experiences, including adverse childhood experiences such as child maltreatment, and well-being in adulthood, including substance use and eating behaviours. To participate you must identify as a woman (including a trans or non-binary woman) who is 19 years of age or older.
We are interested to know how people manage and see themselves in dealing with moral situations, and how this is related to symptoms of a range of mental health concerns, in particular, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). You will help researchers better understand OCD by participating in this research.
This is study seeks to explore the relationships between personality, drug and alcohol use and psychological variables among a non-clinical. If you participate, you will complete five surveys of the above variables.
This quick survey is looking at orthorexia and the effects that psychological well being has on this.
This study aims to investigate the relationship between attendance, well-being and academic performance.
The study aims to explore the behavioural motives, automatic thoughts and individual humour style that may influence levels of therapist burnout.
This study is interested in exploring the experience of receiving a diagnosis of Autism.
Participants need to be: Over 18 and diagnosed / in the process of receiving an autism diagnosis.
I am recruiting people self-identified as black and attend a predominately white institution. This study will provide awareness of the relationship between the experiences of Black college students and their thoughts and feelings towards racial identity. This information can inform how those experiences impact their mental health and college adjustment.
