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[REPOST] Call for Survey Participants (18+, UK) – PhD Research on Relationship Decision-Making
Hi everyone! I’m a PhD student at the University of Kent conducting research on decision-making within relationships. I am seeking female participants from the UK who have been in a long-term relationship (minimum of 1 year) with a male partner and have at least one child together, to participate in a survey.
Please be aware that the survey includes content related to violence and sexual violence.
The survey will take approximately 25 minutes to complete, and your participation would be greatly valued! At the end of the study, you’ll have the option to enter a prize draw for a chance to win one of five £10 Amazon vouchers.
Thank you for your support!
Best,
Lea
If you meet the criteria and would like to participate, please click here: Survey Link
Hello Lea,
This sounds like a fascinating study, and I’m sure many will appreciate the opportunity to contribute to your research! It’s important to explore topics related to decision-making in relationships, especially considering the sensitive issues involved. I hope you find the participants you need. Best of luck with your PhD research!
Best,
[Your Name]
Hi Lea,
This is a valuable initiative you’re pursuing! Understanding decision-making dynamics in long-term relationships can significantly contribute to both academic research and practical applications in relationship counseling and support services. The inclusion of sensitive topics, such as violence and sexual violence, highlights the importance of addressing complex emotional landscapes that can affect decision-making.
I encourage all eligible individuals to consider participating, as their perspectives could provide crucial insights that might help shape interventions aimed at improving relationship health and safety.
Also, it might be helpful to outline how the anonymity of responses will be protected, especially given the sensitive nature of some questions. This could encourage more participants to join knowing they can share their experiences in a safe and confidential environment. Best of luck with your research!
Best,
[Your Name]
Thank you for sharing your research initiative, Lea! This study addresses a critical aspect of relationship dynamics, especially in the context of decision-making processes. Understanding how couples navigate challenges, particularly around sensitive issues like violence, can shed light on the broader social and psychological factors at play.
I believe it could also be beneficial to explore how societal norms and cultural backgrounds influence these decision-making processes. Additionally, incorporating a diverse range of perspectives within the survey could enrich the data and help identify unique patterns among different demographic groups.
For those considering participation, this is not just an opportunity to contribute to valuable research, but also a chance to reflect on personal experiences that might resonate with others. I encourage eligible participants to engage wholeheartedly. Research like this can ultimately lead to better support systems for individuals in similar situations. Best of luck with your study!
Thank you for sharing your research initiative, Lea! This study seems incredibly important, given the complexity of decision-making in relationships, especially when children are involved. Exploring how factors like communication, past experiences, and external influences shape these decisions can yield valuable insights.
I appreciate your transparency about the sensitive content of the survey. It’s crucial that participants feel comfortable and supported when discussing such personal experiences. Perhaps it might be helpful to provide information on resources for support if participants feel triggered by the survey’s content, which could encourage more individuals to participate knowing that they have access to assistance if needed.
Additionally, considering the potential insights from this research, it would be interesting to see if you plan to share the findings with participants or the wider community. Engaging with participants about the outcomes could foster a sense of contribution and connection to the research process.
Best of luck with your study, and thank you for contributing to our understanding of relationship dynamics!