I choose option A because it seems the most straightforward and easy to follow option

A quiz seems to be downplaying the experience and the situation. It might be a serious quiz, but when I think online quiz, I am thinking of "Which One Directioner Are You?" and interactive quizzes come off looking childish. An email course would really be more professional and give people time to reflect on their pain. If there was a way to have a group message board or somethign with all walks of life coming together to take the email course together and to share and grow with others dealing with the same thing that might be worth looking into.

I don't think I'd want to answer questions if something like this would happen to me. I would only want to be supported and quiet help.

A because the course is much more appealing and easier to follow and do than the quiz which makes it much more appealing than option B

I read email every day on my way to work so I'd be glad to catch up on the email course; I have no interest in taking an interactive quiz as this seems too long.

I like this option best because I feel it is more long term and can help you weekly rather than just at one time. I think this allows for more topics to be covered.

Option A is better because it provides a structured and ongoing approach to coping strategies. It offers steady stream of practical tips and resources.

I find that A option is more personal and helpful.

Option A has a better ring and tone to it that grabs your attention more right off the bat. For something like this, you don't want to set yourself up to take quizzes and have to answer questions about what has happened to you. I feel like an email course would allow you to pick and choose what feels right for you and what you might feel you need to focus on. It feels less of a burden or an assignment and like something that is aimed to keep you moving forward and feel better. Option A would appeal to more people and would make them more likely to want to know more about what it has to offer.

I feel like someone suffering from a pregnancy loss just wants some help. They would rather get some information than have to take the energy to give it in the form of a quiz.

Option B requires me to disclose personal, private information that could be exploited or used against me. Option A is simply another email newsletter that doesn't necessarily gather or sell my data. I'm highly concerned about misuse of medical data, particularly as a woman in this context. It's not even safe to use a period tracker app or online library platform these days!

Option A is more similar and easy to understand the whole content.

this seems like it is a lot more self paced and least stressful

I would much rather go through a course than to do a quiz. I think I would learn a lot more.

I would rather read an email or a website with information about a general situation than have to answer questions about my own personal experience during one of the more raw and painful times of my life. I think it would hurt me more to continually answer questions especially when they will be coming from many different areas in my life already like friends and family and co workers etc who knew about the pregnancy. It would be more healing to not speak about it in a quiz form.

This coping support would be more efficient and very helpful. This is a very great idea. I feel more confident with choosing this option because I feel like I would get the assistance and support that I need for my loss.

For someone who went through multiple pregnancy losses, I would go with the emails of choice A as a better option as I probably am not thinking to well to be taking a quiz or might be triggered more by choice B.

This is much better than being quizzed on how I feel. I'd rather read one sentence to get me through what I'm feeling and meditate on that instead of answering questions when I may not have the energy to.

I like A over B because an email sounds a lot more serous than an interactive quiz which makes A more attractive.

I choose A. I really like the idea of A. I am a Pregnancy loss survivor myself. I just had a stillborn baby in September of 2024. So I'm coming from someone who has dealt with this themselves. I find A very helpful. Honestly I think A is more helpful than B. I know A would help me more than B.

This feels like it would be able to personalize advice and scenarios to my specific situation and needs.

I chose B because I think a quiz would be more effective and less invasive.

I think the interactive quiz sounds more personalized and useful than just random emails.

I think a quiz as the first steps of processing the experience and trying to sort out your thoughts and feelings is super helpful. I think it's a nice, structured way to help sort things out and ask questions that may not have occurred to you. And then getting bespoke tools based on your results seems very efficient and effective rather than just a general, one-size-fits-all approach to a newsletter or something.

I think this one sounds more relatable and simple to understand.

Just like the description better and the idea of a quiz that would tailor things to my specific situation

I choose option "B"; it seems more personalized rather than weekly emails. Weekly emails are not enough.

B seems more personal.

This seems more interactive and personalized, which is important to both hold interest and tailor to each person's specific circumstances/feelings.

Option B seems to take the people undergoing a pregnancy loss to a completely different world and thus able to cope well. It would make them become interactive by getting a personalized experience

I feel the email is too passive and i would want to be doing something and the quiz could help with that.

I would choose B, but I also remember how hard it was to be interactive in any way right after my loss, so honestly, for many people, their answers could change or do not apply to other people at all.

This seems like an easier option to get involved with. The email course may take too much time before knowing if the service is right for you.

A seems less sensitive about the subject than B so I think more women would be lead to sign up to B than A.

I like that B is in a quiz format so that it takes control and I can provide answers and get accurate feedback. That seems easier and more effective.

I picked option B because I would not want the weekly emails as in option A.

Option B, definitely. We've been through pregnancy loss and the grief is overwhelming. I would want something that is tailored to that specific person.

I feel that option B, though probably more effective if vigilantly sticking to the routine, is much more interactive and could be a bit more interesting than an email. Most people associate emails with work or unattractive scams so this might not be the best avenue for bridging mental health and coping strategies.

I think that this one feels a little bit more personalized and acknowledges a bit more that everyone's situation could be totally different

The quiz makes it feel like it will be customized to me and not just standard out of the box like a course

I feel the interactive Quiz is the best option as the affected lady can be directly counselled and given support to get recovery instead of the email course which may not be taken seriously and followed.

I selected option B because it seems like it would have everything I need immediately. It would have the resources I can use without having to wait for weekly information.

i didn't like the email class. it seems impersonal to me

I feel that Option B is more approachable and would be more personalized to my needs.

Taking a quiz is not like taking a course. The help may be presented but it's in a more condensed form with a quiz as for questions to ask yourself, versus a whole course to take.

I like the tone more in B and I think it is more descriptive compared to A.

B is more like a game which is interesting so I chose B.

This one might feel more personal, in that it would offer a more tailored approach to what a couple needs to help get them through. That being said, it would have to be a very accurate quiz so that it directs people to the correct resources they need.

B because it has a more personalized approach and seems to require less time than A.

B gives more information but not too much. You understand more what it is about.