Richards, Kaia2024-09-132024-09-132024https://hdl.handle.net/1828/20416My research was conducted working on a research project aiming to learn more about climate distress, specifically on a day to day basis. The project consisted of a daily survey, in which participants would answer questions about their emotions and behaviours relating to climate change. I learned about all of the important steps taken in order to initiate a new research project. I was able to experience the many major, and minor, details that one must pay close attention to. I went through a trial run of the survey and shared my ideas and learned from others about pointers that often bring a survey to higher quality. Along with observing and talking to the team, my main role was to create a website for the survey. The website includes information on the study, eligibility, and how to join. With this I learned more about building a website in general, but more specifically one for a research project, with the audience being potential participants. I also was a part of the weekly meetings, in which I was also able to learn more about the different roles that each person of the team has, and how they work separately, but even more importantly, how they work together.enpsychologyclimate changeclimate distresssurveyPoster