Participants are sought for a research study examining attitudes toward mental health services.
Eligible participants may be able to win up to $100 in Amazon Gift Cards.
In this research study you will be asked to complete two 30-minute online surveys.
Eligibility: 18-plus years old and a current Syracuse University student
To begin this process, take the first 30-minute online survey by visiting the link below.
STUDY LINK: https://tinyurl.com/SUMHservices
If you have questions about this research project, contact Dr. Leonard Newman or Rikki Sargent at sargent.syracuse.research@gmail.com.
Additional Researcher Contact Information:
Dr. Leonard Newman
Psychology Department
lsnewman@syr.edu
515 Huntington Hall
Rikki Sargent
Psychology Department
rhsargen@syr.edu
426 Ostrom Ave., Room 303B
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