A survey into the effects of COVID-19 on trust, mental and physical health
*TAKE PART*
(20-30 minutes)
Why take part in the study?
COVID-19 is having a profound impact on our lives in more ways than one. You can help us:
- Better understand the short- and long-term effects of COVID-19 on you and your family’s physical and mental health.
- Develop best practices to support you and your family.
- Inform government policies, healthcare services, schools and universities on new ways to rebuild our communities.
Who can take part?
- Any person aged 18+ years old.
- Residents of any country (survey available in Italian, Greek, Spanish, German, French and Chinese [traditional/simplified]).
What happens after the study?
- We will follow-up with you in 6 and 12 months’ time.
- Subscribe for study updates on Twitter (@GlobalC19Study) and Instagram!
- You are now part of a global initiative to understand the effects of COVID-19 internationally (e.g., UK, USA, Hong Kong, Singapore, Italy, India, Greece, and Germany)!
1000+ people have taken part! If you have family and friends abroad, please send them our link. We’d love to hear from them!
Get to know us here!
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*This study received full ethics approval from the UCL Institute of Education Research Ethics Committee in April 2020 (REC 1331, REC 1345).
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TEAM
University College London
Principal Investigator
University of Pennsylvania
Co-Investigator
University College London
Collaborator
University of College London
Collaborator
University College London
Collaborator
Nanyang Technological University & University of Trento
Collaborator
University College London
Collaborator
University College London
Collaborator
University Massachusetts Lowell
Collaborator
University College London
Collaborator
University College London
Collaborator
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Collaborator
Want study updates? Leave us your email!
Email: contact@globalcovidstudy.com
Tel: 020-7911-5352
Department of Psychology & Human Development
University College London
26 Woburn Square
London, WC1H 0AA
