Climate change anxiety in young people
About the study
We aim to explore climate change anxiety in young people, and how this might relate to other mental health problems.
We need anyone aged 16-24 in the UK to complete the survey, regardless of their thoughts or experiences around climate change or mental health.
What will it involve?
This study involves a short, anonymous survey that will ask different questions about your experiences and feelings, in an easy multiple choice format.
Megan Veillard
Trainee Clinical Psychologist
I am researching climate change anxiety in young people as part of my Doctorate of Clinical Psychology thesis at the University of Glasgow.
Research conducted by: University of Glasgow
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