This study is investigating what motivates and demotivates university students to engage with digital interventions designed to reduce harms associated with drug use.

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We are seeking college student (aged 18-25 years) to share their perspectives on using digital drug harm reduction programmes and what might motivate people to explore or engage with these, no matter what their own experience of drugs is. We are not asking for any information about participants' own experiences, in fact, we ask you not to share your own personal experiences, though we understand they may have shaped your beliefs, attitudes and perspectives.  Participating in the study involves being interviewed by Jess Lyne  about your perceptions, and will take 45-60 minutes of your time. 

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​This research is being led by Jess Lyne, who is a final year BA Applied Psychology student in the School of Applied Psychology at University College Cork. Jess is carrying out the research with Dr. Samantha Dockray.

 

You can read the full participant information sheet by clicking here.

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​You can also get in touch with Jess Lyne via email at 123408454@umail.ucc.ie or by clicking  here.​​​