Relationship Between Caffeine Consumption, Motivations, and Psychological Outcomes Among Young Adults in Singapore and Australia

This study aims to explore the relationship between caffeine consumption, caffeine intake motivations and psychological outcomes such as depression, anxiety, stress, and well-being. Moreover, this study aims to examine if this relationship is different across cultures, and between countries, specifically Australia and Singapore. This study is being conducted by Riley Dimech (Co-investigator) and Divjyot Kaur (Principal Investigator) in affiliation with James Cook University Singapore.