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Additive and Subtractive Solutions to Mental Health Problems
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Description: This is a multi-study project based on Adam et al. (2021; https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-021-03380-y) exploring whether people systematically overlook subtractive solutions to mental health problems and the factors that moderate this bias
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Study 0.1 - Activities that influence mental health
The data from this study were used to inform the creation of vignettes for the other studies in this project
Study 1 - Additive vs Subtractive Solutions
Here we investigate whether people are more additive or subtractive in the way they offer support to other people
Study 2 - Gender, Age and Relatability
This project sought to examine whether the findings from Study 2 replicate - that people offer more additive than subtractive solutions to mental heal...
Study 3 - Additive biases in helping on social media
Examining whether the effects from other studies replicate in a more naturalistic setting on Reddit
Study 5 - Replication with new design
replicating the designs of studies 2 and 3 but where we explicitly tell people to give additive and subtractive solutions
Study 8 - GPT
Examining whether the findings replicate in the advice that GPT gives
Study 6.5
Re-analysis of data from Studies 5 and 6 to examine the effect of 'harm' type on solution recommendations
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