Research on Well-Being and Social Support in Pregnancy (Prize Draw Included)

By MarniReid
October 6 in The Family Room Discussion

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Posted October 6

Hello all,

My name is Romani and I am a Masters Student at University College London (UCL) and Anna Freud.

I am conducting a 5 minute survey on well-being and perceived social support in pregnancy.

This project consists of completing a short online questionnaire anonymously. This study is being done to understand how well-being may change in certain pregnancy trimesters and if social support interventions can be the answer to preventing declines in well-being during pregnancy and mental illness.

There is a chance to win a £25 online voucher for participating in the survey. Completing the survey would be much appreciated. The survey below has more info on the project and the survey if you wish to complete.

Congrats on your pregnancy!

https://qualtrics.ucl.ac.uk/jfe/form/SV_beFq1hZQG4gF7zo

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