$100 gift card drawing for smartphone research

Austin TX

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Hi! I'm Melissa Glass, a doctoral student in psychology at the Wright Institute in Berkeley, California. The proliferation and increasing intelligence of our smartphones continue to alter how we relate not only to each other but to our devices themselves. I am conducting a study to explore the ways in which smartphone use may be affecting you.📱 Your participation would assist in the completion of my dissertation research, and I would be grateful for your support! 🙏 If you choose to participate, you will be given the option to be entered into a drawing for one of four $100 gift cards from an approved Amazon third-party vendor of your choice, such as Starbucks, Netflix, DoorDash, Bed Bath & Beyond, Nordstroms, or Instacart, to name a few! Please note that your participation is voluntary and you may withdraw from the study at any time. To participate in this study, you must meet all the following requirements: - You must be at least 20 years of age or older. - You live in the United States. - You own and use a smartphone (either Android OS or Apple iOS). - You have either Apple "Screen Time" or Android’s "Digital Wellbeing" (native applications) on your smartphone. - You have access to a reliable mobile network and the internet. 👉 Interested in participating? Please visit the official research website here for more information: https://psuresearch21.mystrikingly.com/. 👈 If you have any questions or problems as a result of participating in the study you may contact the supervising chairperson of this dissertation research: Katie McGovern, Ph.D. via email . You may receive further information regarding the purpose and/or results of the study following participation by contacting the primary researcher: Melissa Glass, M.A. via email or telephone . I appreciate your consideration to participate in this study and welcome any questions, comments, or suggestions that you may have concerning your participation in the study. Thank you for your time! Sincerely, Melissa Glass, M.A., Doctoral Student