Participants
RECRUITMENT
To continue to study the potential impact of this intervention, we conducted another randomized study with a similar timeline and methods, recruiting a new convenience sample of adults in January 2022 with recruitment methods and eligibility criteria in parallel to Study 1. 207 individuals completed an eligibility survey, 162 of whom were eligible. Fifty-one participants completed baseline procedures and were randomized to a study group, at which point the target sample size was reached, and enrollment ceased. Forty-seven participants were included in the analytic sample of those who engaged with at least one study activity beyond baseline (i.e. the midpoint survey sent ~ 6 weeks after enrollment and/or the post-intervention survey sent about 6 weeks later). Demographic characteristics of participants are in Table 
Study 2: Demographic characteristics of participants at baseline96.1% white, 3.9% Hispanic/Latino, 2.0% Middle Eastern68.6% married, 15.7% single,2.0% living with partner, 7.8% divorced, 3.9% separated, 2.0% other52.9% none, 15.7% one, 15.7% two, 15.7% threeNote: BA/BS = Bachelor’s degree. Only categories that were endorsed are presented. In cases where percentages do not total 100, this is due to rounding, or being able to select multiple categories, in the case of race/ethnicity. The analytic sample for primary analyses was all participants who engaged with the study at least once after baseline