Phenomenology Of Psychedelic Experiences (Spanish Only)

In recent times, the exploration of the potential impact of psychedelic experiences on mental well-being has garnered significant interest. Our current research presents an innovative approach that melds state-of-the-art artificial intelligence (AI) analysis with traditional qualitative and quantitative methodologies, offering initial glimpses into the intricate relationship between psychedelic encounters and mental health outcomes. Our research framework employs an open questionnaire, oriented to Spanish-speaking population (CEFE: Cuestionario sobre la Experiencia Fenomenológica con Enteógenos), to elicit detailed descriptions of participants' experiences. In order to anonymously participate in this study, please click on the following button. 

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Anonymity and Confidentiality of Personal Identity

Data Policy

This research data policy outlines our commitment to ensuring the anonymity and confidentiality of participants' personal identity in the context of our study on the impact of psychedelic experiences on mental health. We recognize the importance of protecting the privacy of our participants and maintaining the integrity of the data collected.
All data collected from participants will be treated with the utmost respect for their privacy. Personal identifiers such as names, contact information, and any identifying details will be stripped from the dataset upon collection.
Any data shared during the study will be presented in an aggregated and anonymized manner in research publications, presentations, and reports. This ensures that individual participants cannot be identified based on their responses.
Access to the collected data will be restricted to authorized research personnel only. Researchers involved in the study will be trained to handle sensitive information with care and maintain confidentiality. Participant data will be stored on secure servers and cloud storage solutions, protected by robust security measures to prevent unauthorized access.