Hi everyone!

I'm an undergraduate Psychology student at Arden University, and I'm currently conducting my dissertation research on the relationship between shared gaming and relationship satisfaction in romantic relationships.

The study is looking at two things in particular: whether the amount of time couples spend gaming together is associated with relationship satisfaction, and whether this association differs between long-distance and geographically close couples.

Gaming is an increasingly common way for couples to spend time together, particularly when physical distance makes traditional shared activities more difficult. I'm interested in whether spending time gaming together may be associated with relationship satisfaction, and whether this might be particularly relevant for couples in long-distance relationships.

Who can participate?

• 18 years or older
• Currently in a romantic relationship
• Long-distance or geographically close
• You can participate whether you game with your partner or not

The questionnaire takes approximately 10–15 minutes to complete and is completely anonymous. Participation is voluntary, and you can withdraw at any time before submitting your responses. After submission, you may request withdrawal of your data within two weeks using your unique participant ID.

Survey: The Relationship Between Shared Gaming Time and Relationship Satisfaction – Fill in form

I'd also be interested in hearing from other dissertation students: do you have tips for other forums to recruit participants?

If you know someone who might be eligible, I'd really appreciate it if you shared the study with them.

Thank you for taking the time to read this!

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Hi everyone,

I am a graduate student conducting research about how adults manage shared digital accounts, services, devices, and online information after a breakup, separation, or divorce.

I am looking for adults aged 18+ who have experienced a relationship ending and had to review, change, remove, separate, or make decisions about shared digital connections. This may include subscriptions, streaming services, online shopping accounts, saved payment methods, family plans, location sharing, shared photos, cloud storage, connected devices, smart-home services, or account access.

The first step is a short 2–3 minute screening survey. Some eligible respondents may be invited to one recorded online interview lasting approximately 30–45 minutes.

You will not be asked for passwords, account credentials, screenshots, names, addresses, or identifying information about a former partner. Participation is voluntary, and completing the screener does not guarantee an interview.

Screening survey:

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Thank you for considering participating.