Whole Selves User Testing and Feasibility Study

Whole Selves is a novel print and online intervention using motivational interviewing principles and personalized feedback to address young adults' alcohol use and romantic relationship functioning. In this study, the investigators will conduct user testing interviews (online and in-person) with 10 young adults to obtain feedback on the Whole Selves intervention prototype, thereby improving its usability, relevance, and user engagement. The investigators will then conduct a single-arm feasibility study of Whole Selves with 107 young adults in order to (1) assess the intervention's acceptability and potential mechanisms and (2) assess feasibility and parameters for a future randomized trial.

Inclusion Criteria: * Able to read and write in English * Residency in the United States * Currently in a romantic relationship that began at least six weeks prior to enrollment Exclusion Criteria: * Referral source has generated other suspicious responses * Submitted within 48 hours of other responses with similar or identical content * Blank or nonsense response to at least one write-in question * Email address has pattern common in inauthentic responses (e.g., full name followed by a 3- or 4-digit number, last name followed by first name, or full name that appears unrelated to participant's stated name) * Reported nonstandard demographic information * Provided an email address with a domain other than gmail.com * Via Zoom, displaying a photo ID associated with the reported location (school/employer IDs acceptable) * Via Zoom, displaying a physical item associated with the reported location, such as a transit pass, library card, or university paraphernalia