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May. 14th, 2024 03:52 pmIt was my impression in college that all of the psychology studies people had to participate in for class credit were based on the idea that you have to lie to the subjects to get at the answers you really want.
Johns Hopkins is doing a study about Covid.
https://covid-long.com/
I participated. It takes about 20 minutes. There were some very specific questions (I was able to give them manufacturer and date of all six of the Covid vaccines I've had) but most of the questions I got were about sleep problems and some of them were just the standard depression ones. I guess during the early screening questions I must have mentioned something like that and they veered off to follow up? Or was this really a depression study?
There were demographic questions. There were UI problems with the design, but I've seen worse.
Johns Hopkins is doing a study about Covid.
https://covid-long.com/
I participated. It takes about 20 minutes. There were some very specific questions (I was able to give them manufacturer and date of all six of the Covid vaccines I've had) but most of the questions I got were about sleep problems and some of them were just the standard depression ones. I guess during the early screening questions I must have mentioned something like that and they veered off to follow up? Or was this really a depression study?
There were demographic questions. There were UI problems with the design, but I've seen worse.
