Family relationship help for parents and teens
This study uses ChatGPT to help parents and teens (ages 12–17) improve their relationship. It aims to provide family guidance through a digital tool, which may help reduce stress and improve communication at home.
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Who can take part
- You and your child (age 12–17) must both join the study together.
- You (the parent) must be 18 or older.
- You and your child must live in the United States.
- Both of you need to be comfortable using digital tools and able to access ChatGPT.
- Both of you must speak English.
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