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Anxiety, depression and everyday risk avoidance (NZ).

If you are aged between 16-70 and want to participate in research to understand the factors behind why people people avoid the risks of everyday life, then you are invited to participate in this research.


The aims of this project is to see whether there is a link between people’s perception of the risks of everyday life, and anxiety and/or depression, and to understand the thoughts that people have when they are considering taking risks.

What is required from the participant?

Completing the questionnaires will take approximately 15 minutes of your time.

Trial Location

New Zealand - Northland , Auckland , Waikato , Bay of Plenty , Gisborne , Hawkes Bay , Taranaki , Wanganui , Manawatu , Wairarapa , Wellington , Nelson , Marlborough , West Coast , Canterbury , Timaru - Oamaru , Otago , Southland

Groups

nz - Condition specific
Age: 16 - 70
Gender: Any
Ethnicity: Any
Criteria:

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Questions

Hi. Do you need to be depressed or anxious to partake in this study?How many 15min questionairres are there? Cheers
posted by Debij on 2011-08-25 16:58:00
No you don't.
posted by brettnz on 2011-08-26 07:52:24
......and again, how many 15 min questionaires are there?
posted by Debij on 2011-08-26 08:18:17
Sorry, missed that part. They take 15 minutes in total.
posted by brettnz on 2011-08-26 10:08:40
O dear Brett...You are making me depressed with your answers. I know they are 15 mins long...The question was "How many questionairres in TOTAL will there be...."
posted by Debij on 2011-08-26 10:12:54
There are 6 questionnaires that take approximately 2 minutes each, meaning that the total time taken to complete all questionnaires will be about 15 minutes.
posted by brettnz on 2011-08-26 13:31:32
watt do i get for compensation
posted by ttopchef01@hotmail.com on 2011-09-02 00:17:25
There is no compensation, other than the (hopefully) happy feeling you get from knowing you have contributed towards someone's research.
posted by brettnz on 2011-09-02 07:55:51

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