Beliefs & Coping with COVID-19

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Beliefs & Coping with COVID-19

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What’s the Purpose?

The purpose of the study is to better understand people’s perceptions and behaviors regarding the COVID-19 coronavirus, and to compare experiences from around the world. For example, we are interested in beliefs about the likelihood of catching the virus, and severity of the virus, and in behaviors people are taking to cope with the virus.

This is a Psi Chi NICE: CROWD project.

What Should I Expect?

This project involves a survey and includes questions about the coronavirus, government attitudes, mental health, perceived risk, and quality of life.

Confidentiality

No personal information will be collected. Your responses are anonymous. We neither track IP addresses nor ask for any identifying information. Your data will be stored on password-protected, encrypted computers.

You can access the informed consent by clicking the PDF link at the top of the page.

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Cory J. Cascalheira
Doctoral Researcher in Counseling Psychology

Research interests include identity, oppression, resilience, and resistance among marginalized populations, especially sexual and gender minorities, with attention to addiction, compulsive behaviors, sexual well-being, internalization processes, and diverse sexual practices (i.e., BDSM, kink). Clinical interests include mindfulness, ACT, DBT, CBT, and interpersonal process.