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case_images: Percentage of total sample (n = 541) who reported experiencing negative or unwanted outcomes during or in the 14 days after psilocybin use.
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case_images: Negative or unwanted outcomes during or in the 14 days after a psilocybin trip were reported by 32.2% (n = 174) of respondents (summarised in Figure 1; note, respondents could indicate the experience of multiple adverse outcomes).
case_images: Percentage of participants who reported achieving their aims for psilocybin use.
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case_images: The majority of respondents indicated that they achieved their personal goals for psilocybin use (see Figure 2), although the precise proportion varied, with the highest agreement (90.4%) seen in respondents who nominated curiosity as a goal, and the lowest (60.6%) being respondents who nominated escapism as a goal.