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Student perceptions and experiences in romantic relationships: Research study

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Jessica Wood2 Jessica Wood2 NewcomerOP
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joined Jul 2014
#1 ·
Hey everyone,

I’m currently running a study through the Department of Psychology at the Faculty of Arts regarding how students experience and perceive their romantic relationships. If you're currently in a relationship and fall between the ages of 22 and 29, I'd really appreciate it if you could take a moment to fill out this questionnaire. It might even offer some interesting insights into your own relationship dynamics. Everything is completely anonymous.

Thanks in advance—your input means a lot.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1Fwd...POMbtfpjcUXfQg
Ryan Murphy Ryan Murphy Member
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joined Jun 2012
#2 ·
Done.😉 But honestly, if they ask about my weekly hobbies, weekend trips, or how I spend my free time, the answers won't be super accurate. The questions focus on just the last week, and since it’s summer, the way I'm hanging out is pretty different from how I spend the rest of the year.
Brandon Mitchell Brandon Mitchell Active Member
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joined Apr 2014
#3 ·
I honestly believe this project is going to be a hit even if I don't bother explaining just how pathetic most modern dating is. Most of what people call "relationships" nowadays aren't even close; they're just these lonely, washed-out attempts at finding a girlfriend that end up being a total disaster... If I ever actually manage to pull off a successful relationship with a woman, I’ll probably end up becoming a psychologist myself—or if I don't, I'll definitely be the most talented one in the city.🙂
Jessica Wood2 Jessica Wood2 NewcomerOP
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Ryan Murphy said:Done.😉 But honestly, if they ask about my weekly hobbies, weekend trips, or how I spend my free time, the answers won't be super accurate. The questions focus on just the last week, and since it’s summer, the way I'm hanging out is pretty different from how I spend the rest of the year.

Thanks for the input, 🙂 Since I'm working with a massive sample size and collecting data over a two-month stretch, I’m hoping the results hold up. I suspect a lot of students have traded their textbooks for seasonal jobs lately, so they aren't exactly hanging out on campus all the time.🙂
Jessica Wood2 Jessica Wood2 NewcomerOP
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Brandon Mitchell said:I honestly believe this project is going to be a hit even if I don't bother explaining just how pathetic most modern dating is. Most of what people call "relationships" nowadays aren't even close; they're just these lonely, washed-out attempts at finding a girlfriend that end up being a total disaster... If I ever actually manage to pull off a successful relationship with a woman, I’ll probably end up becoming a psychologist myself—or if I don't, I'll definitely be the most talented one in the city.🙂

Sorry to hear about the failed romantic attempt. 😢 I guess you just haven't met "the one" yet (someone who actually fits your vibe). Wishing you better luck down the road.🙂
PS. I don't think women are actually that scary.😉 There are about 4 billion of us on Earth, so if things didn't work out with one, there are plenty more out there.

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