Willingness to Participate in a Daily Smartphone Well-being Study
NCT ID: NCT06862999
Last Updated: 2025-03-11
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Basic Information
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COMPLETED
NA
324 participants
INTERVENTIONAL
2024-09-12
2024-11-30
Brief Summary
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Detailed Description
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* Does the provision of a financial incentive or social incentive to neighbourhood research participants increase the willingness of individuals to participate in ESM research compared to offering no incentive?
* What are the reasons for unwillingness to participate in ESM studies?
* What are the alternative incentive preference that could increase willingness to participate in ESM studies?
Researchers will compare monetary incentive (4 x £100 prize draw qualification) to a non-monetary incentive (invitation to end of project social event to engage research findings) to how they influence willingness to participate compared to offering no incentive.
Participants will:
* Receive receive an email describing a future experience sampling study in the neighbourhood for at least two times.
* Complete a survey to indicate their positive or negative interest in the hypothetical study.
Conditions
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Study Design
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RANDOMIZED
PARALLEL
TREATMENT
TRIPLE
Study Groups
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Control Group
Participants in this group will receive no incentive for participating in the future experience sampling study.
No Incentive Email
Participant will receive an email describing a hypothetical experience sampling study that will happen in King's Cross where he or she is an inhabitant as a worker, resident, or visitor. However, this email will not include any promised compensation for future participation in the hypothetical wellbeing study in the neighbourhood. This group serves as the control group to compare the effects of incentives on participation rates.
Financial Incentive Group
Participants in this group will receive a financial incentive for participating in the future experience sampling study.
Financial Incentive Email
Participant will receive an email describing a hypothetical experience sampling study that will happen in King\'s Cross where he or she is an inhabitant as a worker, resident, or visitor. This email will include a paragraph that describes a compensation for participation in the future study. The type of compensation that will be offered is a financial compensation, which is a chance of enter a prize draw to win a 4 X £100 voucher which can be used to purchase goods and services within the King\'s Cross neighbourhood in London.
Non-Financial Incentive Group
Participants in this group will receive a non-financial incentive for participating in the future experience sampling study.
Social Incentive Email
Participant will receive an email describing a hypothetical experience sampling study that will happen in King\'s Cross where he or she is an inhabitant as a worker, resident, or visitor. This email will include a paragraph that describes a compensation for participation in the future study. The type of compensation that will be offered is a non-financial compensation, which is an invitation to participate in a social event that will be organised by the researchers and the neighbourhood asset manager team at the end of the research project. This event will be exclusive and it will be an opportunity for participants to socialize with other study participants in the neighbourhood. It will also be an opportunity for the study participants to feel they are contributing a change to the neighbourhood and will be able to articulate their views about the wellbeing research findings which is expected to be used to inform future interventions in the neighbourhood.
Interventions
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No Incentive Email
Participant will receive an email describing a hypothetical experience sampling study that will happen in King's Cross where he or she is an inhabitant as a worker, resident, or visitor. However, this email will not include any promised compensation for future participation in the hypothetical wellbeing study in the neighbourhood. This group serves as the control group to compare the effects of incentives on participation rates.
Financial Incentive Email
Participant will receive an email describing a hypothetical experience sampling study that will happen in King\'s Cross where he or she is an inhabitant as a worker, resident, or visitor. This email will include a paragraph that describes a compensation for participation in the future study. The type of compensation that will be offered is a financial compensation, which is a chance of enter a prize draw to win a 4 X £100 voucher which can be used to purchase goods and services within the King\'s Cross neighbourhood in London.
Social Incentive Email
Participant will receive an email describing a hypothetical experience sampling study that will happen in King\'s Cross where he or she is an inhabitant as a worker, resident, or visitor. This email will include a paragraph that describes a compensation for participation in the future study. The type of compensation that will be offered is a non-financial compensation, which is an invitation to participate in a social event that will be organised by the researchers and the neighbourhood asset manager team at the end of the research project. This event will be exclusive and it will be an opportunity for participants to socialize with other study participants in the neighbourhood. It will also be an opportunity for the study participants to feel they are contributing a change to the neighbourhood and will be able to articulate their views about the wellbeing research findings which is expected to be used to inform future interventions in the neighbourhood.
Eligibility Criteria
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Inclusion Criteria
* App users living, working, or have previously visited King\'s Cross
* Given consent to receive email communications during their smartphone app sign-up.
Exclusion Criteria
ALL
No
Sponsors
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Economic and Social Research Council, United Kingdom
OTHER
University of Manchester
OTHER
Responsible Party
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Abdur-Rahman
Principal Investigator
Principal Investigators
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Lesley-Anne Carter
Role: PRINCIPAL_INVESTIGATOR
University of Manchester
Jack Benton
Role: PRINCIPAL_INVESTIGATOR
University of Manchester
Jamie Anderson
Role: PRINCIPAL_INVESTIGATOR
University of Manchester
Locations
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Related Argent
London, Greater London, United Kingdom
Countries
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Other Identifiers
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2023-17042-30162
Identifier Type: -
Identifier Source: org_study_id
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