COVID19: Global social trust and mental health study

Type

Online survey

Age

18 and over

Location

Anywhere

Time commitment

1.5 hours in total. 20-30 minutes now (April to July 2020), 6 months (October to January 2021), and 12 months (April to July 2021).

Rewards and expenses

We have no financial incentives right now. But we are applying for funding for the follow-up waves and have collated some useful resources on our web.

About the study

We want to know how COVID-19 is affecting people's trust in others and mental and physical health.

What will it involve?

This study involves three online surveys of 20-40 minutes conducted now, 6 months and 12 months apart.

Complete the survey

Keri Wong

Assistant Professor in Psychology

Trained as a developmental psychologist and criminologist, Keri received her PhD in Psychology from the University of Cambridge, and her BA (Hons.) and MA from the University of Pennsylvania. Her research interests are youth mental health, schizophrenia-spectrum disorders, and antisocial behaviour.

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