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Hi everyone,
We have a great research opportunity for you to take part in
University College London is looking for young people aged 16-24 to participate in individual interviews to talk about their experiences of loneliness. They particularly want to hear from people who have past or current experience of loneliness that lasted around 2 years (or more).
They are aiming to understand the factors that might make loneliness better or worse during adolescence, and how loneliness is linked with mental health. They are also hoping to better understand how to help with loneliness in the future.
The interview would take about an hour in total and everyone who participates will be offered a £15 voucher.
Interested?
If you would be interested in taking part, or finding out more about this research, please contact the research team using the following email address: sharon.eager.20@ucl.ac.uk.
(Please note that this study has been approved by the UCL ethics committee, project ID number: 20217/003.)
We have a great research opportunity for you to take part in
University College London is looking for young people aged 16-24 to participate in individual interviews to talk about their experiences of loneliness. They particularly want to hear from people who have past or current experience of loneliness that lasted around 2 years (or more).
They are aiming to understand the factors that might make loneliness better or worse during adolescence, and how loneliness is linked with mental health. They are also hoping to better understand how to help with loneliness in the future.
The interview would take about an hour in total and everyone who participates will be offered a £15 voucher.
Interested?
If you would be interested in taking part, or finding out more about this research, please contact the research team using the following email address: sharon.eager.20@ucl.ac.uk.
(Please note that this study has been approved by the UCL ethics committee, project ID number: 20217/003.)
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