Here are the next steps to learn more:
Step 1: Fill out a short, optional, confidential form to privately check for yourself whether the study might be a good fit for you.
Step 2: If the study seems like it might be a good fit, we'll invite you to enter your contact information.
Step 3: Schedule a confidential phone call with a member of our team to learn more about the study. If you're interested once you learn more, we would ask you questions to determine whether the study and app are the right fit for you.
This form is a way for you to check for yourself whether the study might be a good fit before you decide whether to schedule a call with us.
Frequently Asked Questions
This form asks about only some of the eligibility criteria for this study. The purpose is to give you an idea of whether you might be eligible. However, since it doesn’t ask about all of the eligibility criteria, it can't tell you for sure whether you're eligible. We would need to speak to you by phone to confirm that you're eligible.
No, you can still participate even if you don't answer these questions! You can skip any questions you don't want to answer by selecting “Skip.” Even if you skip all questions, it won’t affect your eligibility for the study.
Privacy and confidentiality are very important to us. We will not share your answers with anyone under any circumstances.
You will see a page that tells you whether or not you might be eligible. If you might be eligible, the next step would be to enter your contact information and schedule a phone call with a study team member. In this phone call, we would tell you more about the study. If you're interested once you've learned more, we would ask you questions to see whether the app and study are the right fit for you. You will be able to read more about what this phone call involves before deciding whether to schedule it.
We welcome any and all questions via email! You can reach us at thrivestudy@uw.edu.
Are you a student?
Where is your school located?
In the past month, have you had at least 4 drinks containing alcohol?
The THRIVE app is designed to help people who have recently experienced unwanted sexual contact (involving actual or attempted physical contact with private body parts). Have you experienced unwanted sexual contact in the past 3 months?
“Unwanted sexual contact” includes any attempted or completed sexual contact involving private body parts that was unwanted and happened without your permission or consent.
“Sexual contact” is defined as a person intentionally using their hands, mouth, genitals, or an object to make contact with another person’s genitals, butt, or breasts OR making someone touch their own genitals, butt, or breasts with their hands, mouth, genitals, or an object.
“Consent” is defined as an affirmative and verbal expression of wanting to engage in sexual activity that’s freely and clearly communicated.
“Private body parts” are defined as a person’s genitals, breast, chest, and/or butt.