Stress at Work Research Lab

There is still time to sign up!

If you’ve had cancer at any point in your adult life and were married or living with a partner while both of you were working at least part-time during your treatment, you and your partner are invited to participate in a research study by Baylor and Lipscomb Universities.

The study aims to explore the experiences of cancer patients and survivors at work and at home during their treatment journey. You’ll be asked to complete 2 online surveys, a few weeks apart, that ask about your experiences during that time and your current experiences as well - both at work and home. You can earn $40 total in the form of an e-gift card (e.g., Amazon or similar) if you participate fully as a couple.

We will also share an aggregated report of findings with all participants so you can benefit from the insights gained.

Full details and sign-ups can be found here: https://baylor.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_ahirdAAy9JtNot8

The study will launch on Jan 22, 2024, so please sign up by Jan 21 to be included.

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