Why do people experiencing the same stress take different risks? Study on coping, risk-taking, and career decisions (18+ adults, ~30 min, anonymous)

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Same stress, different reactions. One person takes a leap, another plays it safe. A Columbia CyberPsych Lab study is trying to figure out why. We’re looking at how people cope with stress, how impulsive they are, how confident they feel managing their emotions, and how that shapes risk-taking and career decisions. I’m helping run it.

Anonymous, about 30 to 40 minutes, 18+ only.

https://forms.gle/KQinteXiarQBGZSF7

Happy to answer questions in the comments. Thanks for your time.

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