Can a cartoon change minds? massive study tests video to fight addiction stigma
NCT ID NCT06705205
Summary
This study tested whether a short, animated storytelling video could reduce negative attitudes and stigma towards people with addiction. Over 13,000 adults from multiple countries watched the video online to see if it could increase empathy, hope, and optimism. The goal was to find a simple, scalable way to improve public attitudes, which can be a major barrier to people seeking help for addiction.
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Stanford University
Stanford, California, 95305, United States
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