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Mental Health and Addictions - Public Opinion Research

  • Aug 15, 2024
  • 1 min read

ONTARIO WIDE STUDY | AUG 1st, 2024

Methodology

This study was conducted from July 30th  2024 to July 31st  2024, among a sample of 2027 respondents who are residents of Ontario and are members of  Maru Blue’s online panel. For comparison purposes, a probability sample of a similar size would have a margin of error of +/- 2%, 19 times out of 20.


Where and how is the study conducted?

The study included respondents from an online panel of eligible voters in Ontario, 18 years old and older. The sample is weighted to regional, age and gender demographics, as per Statistics Canada.


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63 Comments


Maivis Nkambule
Maivis Nkambule
12 hours ago

Interesting that this Ontario-wide study only spanned two days—makes me wonder how much shifting opinions on mental health access might have been missed. I've been using https://cowork-code.com

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Craig Hetty
Craig Hetty
19 hours ago

Interesting that this study was done in just two days at the end of July—curious how public opinion on mental health and addictions might shift with more time. I've been using https://omni-gemini.net

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Ramirez Puhse
Ramirez Puhse
2 days ago

Interesting that this Ontario-wide study was conducted in just two days—curious how they captured such a broad snapshot of mental health and addictions opinions so quickly. I've been using https://aivideomeme.com

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Moorelisaohpez
Moorelisaohpez
2 days ago

Interesting that the study was conducted in just two days — I wonder how that tight window might have influenced responses on sensitive topics like mental health and addiction. For anyone looking to compare these findings with broader Canadian data, I've been using https://image-gpt.net

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JAY GEARLDINE
JAY GEARLDINE
3 days ago

Interesting that this study was conducted right at the end of July 2024—I wonder if the summer timing influenced responses on mental health and addiction support needs. For anyone looking into similar data, I've been using https://spheroz.com

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