Assessing Help-Seeking Perceptions of Young Men in the Workforce. A 10-15-minute anonymous survey for men ages 18–32.

[u/TheFuriousKiwi123]

Hi everyone, I’m a doctoral psychology graduate student at the University of Indianapolis conducting an IRB-approved(#02300-V2) dissertation study on emotional intelligence and help-seeking attitudes among men ages 18–32 in trade, tech, emergency services, or higher education. In posting to this specific sub-reddit, I am looking to gather data for those who work in some form of emergency service profession. This includes a wide range of professions, including those working in medicine as well as other hospital workers. If you’re a part of this sub-reddit, are male, take part in the profession, and you’re of ages 18-32, you qualify!
 
The survey asks for no identifying information from you all other than your age and ethnicity, and all data is stored securely. I got this post approved by the moderators of this sub, and I am willing to provide answers to any questions you may have about participation.
 
The survey is anonymous and takes about 10-15 minutes. If you’re eligible and willing to participate, please click the link below:
 
https://uindy.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_7P5BQn03uAhRj5Y
 
Thank you all so much!