None listed
Conditions
Brief summary
This study aims to test two experimental hypotheses: 1) A comparison of awareness and lack of awareness of study focus, and 2) Assessment of awareness versus non-awareness of monitoring behaviour. The focus is on whether answering specific questions within the research assessment questionnaire causes participants to think differently about their behaviour, and to subsequently act upon it.
Interventions
Behavioural: All participants will be randomised to one of three web-based surveys (Groups A, B or C). All participants will answer the same questions on lifestyle behviours including socialisation, fast food intake, drinking and physical activity. Group A will be told they are completing a Lifestyle Survey while Group B will be told the focus of the survey is alcohol intake. Group C will also be told the focus of the survey is alcohol intake but they will answer a series of extra questions about the impact of alcohol on their behaviour and lifestyle before answering the same lifestyle questions as Group A and B. All surveys will take less than 10 minutes to complete. All participants will be asked to complete a second, follow-up survey 4 weeks later and this will take less than 5 minnutes to complete.
Sponsors
Study design
Eligibility
Inclusion criteria
English speaking adults
Exclusion criteria
Nil