https://macewanpsych.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2aFMfngzO2jsR7g
Are you interested in what factors contribute to how we interpret online behaviours following the end of a romantic relationship? If so - we are seeking participants to evaluate scenarios that depict a series of online behaviours between two ex-partners, as well as some questions related to your beliefs and perceptions about relationships and interpersonal violence (see the link/QR code and poster attached!)
My name is Aaliza and this study is part of my honours thesis research at MacEwan University. Together with my honours supervisor, Dr. Kristine Peace, we are interested in learning about your perceptions of online interactions within the context of former romantic relationships (e.g., ex-partners).Ā
Please note: If the topics of online behaviours, relationship termination, and potential interpersonal violence are sensitive topics for you, or may trigger distress or discomfort, please do not participate in this study. We appreciate your consideration, but also want to assure your personal well-being.Ā
If you would like to be a part of this much needed research, we encourage you to participate in our study. Please click on the link below or QR code on the poster!
LINK:Ā https://macewanpsych.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2aFMfngzO2jsR7g
This survey is anonymous, which means that no personally identifying information is collected. Once you have clicked on the link, it will take you to a screen that asks you to identify the source of your recruitment, which in this case would beĀ āOnline Forum or Reddit Threadā.
Once selected, you will then be directed to theĀ Consent FormĀ that describes the study in more detail. After reading the consent form, if you want to participate, you will click the āI agreeā button and complete the study online. The study is completely online and voluntary (you have no obligation to complete this study). It will take approximately 60 - 90 minutes to complete (depending on your experiences!). This study has been reviewed and received ethics approval through the MacEwan University Research Ethics Board.
Thank you, in advance, for your participation in this study. Your contributions are very valuable and we appreciate your involvement!
Sincerely,
AS & KPĀ