Understanding Worry in Pregnancy

Understanding Worry in Pregnancy This page is for the study at King's College entitled: "Enhancing postnatal mental health: Investiga

UK-based women who are at least 16 weeks pregnant needed for research on worry in pregnancy. Our study will help us lear...
21/10/2021

UK-based women who are at least 16 weeks pregnant needed for research on worry in pregnancy.

Our study will help us learn more about the way in which pregnant and non-pregnant women worry. Your participation will contribute to important research and help us develop interventions for women who experience worry and anxiety in pregnancy.

The study takes approximately 35-40 minutes to complete and can be accessed using this link: https://qualtrics.kcl.ac.uk/jfe/form/SV_cJjmVy4malH3G7z

After completing the survey you will be entered into a prize draw and get the chance to win one of five £100 Amazon Vouchers.

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UK-based pregnant women between 16-28 weeks gestation needed for research on worry in pregnancy. Our study will help us ...
22/07/2021

UK-based pregnant women between 16-28 weeks gestation needed for research on worry in pregnancy.

Our study will help us learn more about the way in which pregnant and non-pregnant women worry. Your participation will contribute to important research and help us develop interventions for women who experience worry and anxiety in pregnancy.
The study takes approximately 30 minutes to complete and can be accessed using this link: https://qualtrics.kcl.ac.uk/jfe/form/SV_cJjmVy4malH3G7z

After completing the survey you will be entered into a prize draw and get the chance to win one of five £100 Amazon Vouchers.

UK-based non-pregnant women are needed for research to help us understand worry in pregnant and non-pregnant women.We wa...
22/07/2021

UK-based non-pregnant women are needed for research to help us understand worry in pregnant and non-pregnant women.

We want to learn more about the way in which pregnant and non-pregnant women worry. By participating in our research, you will help us learn more about the underlying mechanisms of worry which will contribute to the development of interventions for women who experience worry and anxiety in pregnancy.

The study is entirely online and takes approximately 30 minutes to complete. To participate, please click on the link: https://qualtrics.kcl.ac.uk/jfe/form/SV_cJjmVy4malH3G7z

After completing the survey, you will be entered into a prize draw and get the chance to win one of five £100 Amazon Vouchers.

Welcome to the Understanding Worry in Pregnancy Study at King's College London. The purpose of this study is to help us ...
20/07/2021

Welcome to the Understanding Worry in Pregnancy Study at King's College London.

The purpose of this study is to help us learn more about the way in which pregnant and non-pregnant women worry. Little is known about why, or how some people can control negative thinking while others find it difficult.

Therefore, in the present study, we hope to learn more about what can make worry so persistent in pregnant women, compared to non-pregnant women. We will use information gathered in the study to help understand thinking patterns related to anxiety and low mood in pregnancy, as compared to women who are not pregnant.

We are currently looking for UK-based women over 18 years of age who are between 16 to 28 weeks gestation to participate.

The study is a brief online survey that takes approximately 15 minutes to complete and can be accessed by following this link: https://qualtrics.kcl.ac.uk/jfe/form/SV_cJjmVy4malH3G7z

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