Fantasy Football Hub members have been asked to take part in a new survey to help understand the impact of fantasy football on mental health.
The global game continues to grow each year &#8211; but little is known about the positive and negative effects fantasy football might have on those who play it.
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<li>Take part in the study <a href="https://uwlpsych.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3dCs3wgBiXMIZ3U">here</a></li>
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Dr Gary Britton, one of the study&#8217;s researchers, said: &#8220;As fantasy football players we all know how great it can feel when you have had a good gameweek and how frustrating it can be when you have had a bad gameweek.
&#8220;In this study we are interested in finding out exactly what the links between fantasy football and various emotions are, both in terms of positive emotions and negative emotions.
&#8220;We also want to find out how people, who may sometimes experience difficult emotions in relation to Fantasy Football, cope with these emotions.
&#8220;This is a really important topic which is only really starting to be looked into and we would really appreciate Fantasy Football Hub followers taking part in the study.&#8221;
The study is being conducted by researchers at the University of West London, La Trobe University, Australia, and Nottingham Trent University. It is only the second of its kind on the topic.
Those who take part will be asked to complete a questionnaire, in addition to five open-ended questions about fantasy football experiences.
The questionnaire will focus on fantasy managers&#8217; experience of playing the game and their behaviours and attitudes in relation to fantasy football.
It will also ask questions about personality and the potential effects of playing fantasy football on mental health and more general emotions. 
It will take an estimated 20 to 30 minutes to complete the study.
For more information, contact Dr Jamie Churchyard at jamie.churchyard@uwl.ac.uk
See the link above to take part.
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