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The Effect of Birdsong on Self-reported Mental Well-Being: Survey Data, 2024
This deposit contains anonymised two-wave UK panel survey data on self-reported mental well-being linked to seasonal acoustic indices. The first survey wave was conducted in winter 2024 and the second during peak birdsong activity in May 2024. The archived files contain 3,403 anonymised respondent
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