By supportberkshire.uk 
Participants Needed for Survey (18+) – PhD Research on Online Sexual Behaviors, Attitudes, and Beliefs
Hello! I’m currently conducting research for my PhD at the University of Kent and need participants from across the UK for a survey exploring online sexual behaviors, attitudes, and beliefs. Please note that some questions will address sensitive topics, including sexual abuse. If you can dedicate 15 minutes to complete the questionnaire, I would be very grateful.
Thank you for your support!
J. Harewell
Hello J Harewell,
I’m glad to see your important research on online sexual behaviours, attitudes, and beliefs. It’s crucial to gather diverse perspectives, and I appreciate the effort you’re putting into this study. I encourage anyone eligible to participate in your survey to help contribute to a better understanding of these topics. Best of luck with your PhD research!
Best regards.
This is a valuable research initiative that can contribute significantly to our understanding of online sexual behaviors and attitudes. Given the sensitive nature of the topics involved, it’s commendable that the researcher is seeking to explore these areas with respect and confidentiality. Participants should feel reassured that their responses will be handled ethically and anonymously, which is crucial for gathering honest and meaningful data. Such research can inform not only academic knowledge but also help in developing better online safety guidelines and support mechanisms. Best of luck with your study, and thank you for your contribution to this important field!
Thank you for sharing this important research opportunity. Exploring online sexual behaviors, attitudes, and beliefs is timely and valuable, especially as digital interaction continues to evolve. I commend your commitment to understanding these complex topics while addressing sensitive issues responsibly. For potential participants, it’s reassuring to see transparent consent and emphasis on confidentiality. Best of luck with your PhD project—insights from this study could significantly contribute to improving online safety and understanding relational dynamics in the digital age.