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FARGO -- To better understand how the opportunities and constraints faced in their daily operations impact well-being, Caroline Homan, doctoral student in Human Development and Family Science at North Dakota State University, is seeking North Dakota farmers and ranchers to participate in a focus group.
North Dakota farmers and ranchers older than 18 are invited to participate in a 60-minute focus group interview to investigate how a worksite well-being program could be designed to effectively decrease stress and increase well-being. The goal of this research is to learn how to best support farmers and ranchers' physical health, social relationships, psychological well-being and work adjustment.
The focus group interview will be held virtually using Zoom. Six to 10 participants will be in each group. Participants will not use their real names and will agree to respect the privacy of others, and all identifying records will be kept private.
Prior to the focus group, participants will complete a brief online questionnaire to gather demographic information and consider questions related to topics to be discussed during the focus group, such as, "What are your primary sources of strength?"
To participate, email caroline.homan@ndsu.edu. Each participant will receive a $20 Amazon gift.