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ONLINE SURVEY ON POLY RELATIONSHIPS
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Melissa Mitchell
Feb 1, 2012, 5:26:30 AM2/1/12
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Hello,
I am conducting a study about polyamorous relationships, and I was
hoping you could forward the message at the end of this email to your
mailing list.
I previously conducted a study on reasons for becoming polyamorous and
two main reasons emerged: polyamory as an identity and polyamory as an
adaptation to relationship circumstances. As you know, there is a
strong bias in our culture against forms of non-monogamy. Although
there have been a few studies on polyamory by sociologists,
psychologists have ignored polyamory in their research. I hope this
study will increase our understanding of relationships with multiple
partners.
This survey is anonymous and has been approved by the Simon Fraser
University Research Ethics Board. It will take about 20 minutes to
complete. I will make the results of this study available after
completion in April 2012.
Message to distribute:
SUBJECT: ONLINE SURVEY ON POLY RELATIONSHIPS
Are you currently involved in a polyamorous relationship? Would you be
interested in a survey about your relationships?
The goal of this research is to increase our understanding of
relationships with multiple partners. The online survey will take
about 20 minutes to complete. This study has been approved by the
Simon Fraser University Research Ethics Board.
This survey is anonymous and you will not be asked any identifying
information. You must be 19 years or older to participate.
To participate, go to: https://cgi.sfu.ca/~couples/cgi-bin/rws5.cgi?FORM=polysurvey.
Participation will be open until February 21st, 2012. Please feel free
to forward the link to your friends in polyamorous relationships!
Thank you so much!
Melissa Mitchell
Department of Psychology
Simon Fraser University
Please feel free to contact me at me...@sfu.ca if you have any
questions, or if you like me to contact you by phone.
Thank you,
Melissa Mitchell
Department of Psychology
Simon Fraser University
I am conducting a study about polyamorous relationships, and I was
hoping you could forward the message at the end of this email to your
mailing list.
I previously conducted a study on reasons for becoming polyamorous and
two main reasons emerged: polyamory as an identity and polyamory as an
adaptation to relationship circumstances. As you know, there is a
strong bias in our culture against forms of non-monogamy. Although
there have been a few studies on polyamory by sociologists,
psychologists have ignored polyamory in their research. I hope this
study will increase our understanding of relationships with multiple
partners.
This survey is anonymous and has been approved by the Simon Fraser
University Research Ethics Board. It will take about 20 minutes to
complete. I will make the results of this study available after
completion in April 2012.
Message to distribute:
SUBJECT: ONLINE SURVEY ON POLY RELATIONSHIPS
Are you currently involved in a polyamorous relationship? Would you be
interested in a survey about your relationships?
The goal of this research is to increase our understanding of
relationships with multiple partners. The online survey will take
about 20 minutes to complete. This study has been approved by the
Simon Fraser University Research Ethics Board.
This survey is anonymous and you will not be asked any identifying
information. You must be 19 years or older to participate.
To participate, go to: https://cgi.sfu.ca/~couples/cgi-bin/rws5.cgi?FORM=polysurvey.
Participation will be open until February 21st, 2012. Please feel free
to forward the link to your friends in polyamorous relationships!
Thank you so much!
Melissa Mitchell
Department of Psychology
Simon Fraser University
Please feel free to contact me at me...@sfu.ca if you have any
questions, or if you like me to contact you by phone.
Thank you,
Melissa Mitchell
Department of Psychology
Simon Fraser University
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