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# Demo: Social Media and Mental Health Psychological Study
The following is a demo of how to use Rhino FCP to explore the impact of social media on mental health. This demo walks through the data uploading, preparation, analysis, and collaborator management processes.
## Instruction References
The following are links to instructions for performing steps similar to the demo using your own dataset and schema.
| Step | Link(s) |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 1. Create a project and set policies. | Creating a New Project
Persona and Permissions Policies Reference
|
| 2. Add collaborators. | [Adding or Removing a Collaborator from a Project](/collaborators/adding-or-removing-a-collaborator-from-a-project.md) |
| 3. Confirm your workgroup and upload file to the S3 storage space. | Viewing and Adjusting Your Settings
Mounting Storage to Your Rhino Client
|
| 4. Define and import data schema. | Creating a New Data Schema or Data Schema Version
Auto-Generated Data Schemas
Editing a Data Schema
|
| 5. Import your data set. | Importing, Viewing a Dataset's Configuration, and Exporting Datasets
Sensitive Datasets
|
| 6. Create and run a code object and perform data transformation. | [Creating and Running a Python Code Object](/creating-and-running-code-objects/creating-and-running-a-python-code-object.md) |
| 7. Analyze and Filter Results. | [Working with Dataset Analytics](/datasets/working-with-dataset-analytics.md) |
| 8. Statistical Analysis via Rhino SDK. | Calculating Federated Analytics (Part 1)
Calculating Federated Analytics (Part 2)
|
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