Plain-English translation of NCT06605092 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
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This study invites young adults (18–35) and older adults (65+) to view a special digital artwork that combines famous Impressionist paintings with music. Researchers want to understand how this creative experience affects your emotions and anxiety levels, especially the worry some people feel about climate change and the environment.
Many people today experience anxiety about climate change and environmental damage—especially young adults. Research shows that spending time with nature and art can help reduce anxiety and improve well-being. This study tests whether a thoughtfully designed digital artwork combining paintings and music might be an accessible way to help people feel calmer and more connected.
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You will be invited to view the digital artwork—a specially created combination of Impressionist paintings set to music—and share your emotional responses with the research team. The study involves two groups: young adults and older adults. While the exact visit schedule is not detailed here, you can expect to spend time experiencing the artwork and likely completing surveys or interviews about how it made you feel.
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