Relationship Questionnaire

[healthycouples]

Hi all,
I am looking to all of you for some advice. Three graduate students (myself included) are currently working on a research project which is examining the factors that are associated with healthy and long lasting relationships. The study is an online survey that provides couples with detailed feedback about their relationship (how they score on various measures of relationship functioning compared to the average). Participants can take the survey in either English or Spanish. Couples will also be invited to complete the survey for a second and third time and will be emailed a $5 gift certificate for their participation.

I would be very interested to hear any thoughts/feedback that anybody has about the project. Feel free to visit or take the survey at
h t t p :// marriage. binghamton. edu /healthyrelationships/
Thank you,
Rebecca

[DoesntMatter]

What's in it for me Rebecca?

[Mish]

A Generous $5 gift voucher

[DoesntMatter]

Good catch I didn't read that far

[misombra]

is this spam?

[Junket]

is this spam?

It is a ".edu" site, so...yes and no.

[IndiReloaded]

Its for real. I've heard of the school (SUNY-Binghamton if that helps). But the OP didn't do a good job posting their url. Here's the main site:

[url]http://marriage.binghamton.edu/[/url]

Its hard finding research subjects for this type of thing. And the internet is a ripe plum for picking. They probably found this site via Google; don't expect much of a reply, but I don't see the harm in leaving it (tho it would be nice if they offered to come back & post the results). If you have the time & inclination to help, do so I say.

[DoesntMatter]

SUNY Binghamton is like an hour from here, I know quite a few kids who went there

[Gigabitch]

It's like spam made of tofu or something.

[healthycouples]

Thank you for all of your interest in our study. IndiReloaded is correct that it is difficult to find participants at times and this is one of the reasons that we have turned to the internet. Many of the couples that take the survey find our feedback helpful. In fact, here is some of the comments that people have made. In addition, some couples are invited to take follow up surveys and are paid $5 for each survey they take. Please let us know if you have any questions. You can email at [email]marriage@binghamton.edu[/email]
Thanks again,
Rebecca
Healthy Relationships Project
//marriage.binghamton.edu/healthyrelationships/[/url]