I have not really considered the wider implications of this trend, I am open to seeing research on the impact of subscriptions on mental health and emotional well being. Perhaps we could run a short survey or poll, what would you recommend as questions> e.g. how many subscriptions do you have?, how much does this cost per month?, how secure do you feel financially?, how much do you earn?.
Running a survey to explore the impact of subscriptions on mental health and emotional well-being is a thoughtful approach. When designing survey questions, it's essential to ensure they are clear, non-invasive, and relevant to the research objective. Here are some suggestions for survey questions:
1. How many subscription services do you currently have?
2. Approximately, how much do you spend on subscription services per month?
3. How secure do you feel about your financial situation?
4. How often do you review your subscriptions to assess their value?
5. Do you feel overwhelmed or stressed by the number of subscriptions you have?
6. Have you ever experienced buyer's remorse after subscribing to a service?
7. Do you believe your subscription spending aligns with your financial goals?
8. How do subscription services impact your overall well-being and mental health?
9. Have you ever felt pressured to maintain a subscription due to fear of missing out or other emotional triggers?
10. Would you consider reducing the number of subscriptions you have to improve your financial or emotional well-being?
These questions can provide valuable insights into the relationship between subscription services, financial stability, and emotional health. Are there any specific aspects of subscription services' impact on mental health that you find particularly intriguing or concerning?