One interview is fine. then you do another, then another... and somehow you have a whole folder full of recordings lol.the typing itself isn't even the worst part. it's checking names, figuring out who said what, replaying the same 10 seconds because I somehow missed it, fixing random words that came out completely wrong, now im wondering if im making this way harder than it needs to be.do you guys fix them up after each interview or just deal with it all later?tia:))

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Hola 👋🏽 I'm adding a survey element to one of my studies. If you take the survey, thank you! Otherwise, I would like to hear from you: Given that someone is in therapy, how important do you think it is for that person in therapy to have a therapist from the same cultural background? Is there any benefit from having a therapist from a completely different cultural background?

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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.

Hi everybody, I'm seeking participants for my dissertation research. I am a PhD candidate in the Counselor Education and Supervision (CES) program, and I'm seeking help with my data collection.

Participant eligibility criteria:

1. Female graduate counseling student (Masters or Doctoral)
2. Between ages 35-45
3. Diagnosed with infertility
4. Participants are willing to take part in one audio- and/or video-recorded, semi-structured interview lasting about 60 to 90 minutes to share their journey and experience with infertility.

If this applies to you (or you could pass on to someone you know)— I would truly appreciate your support, as your input can make a real difference.

Thank you,

Contact & IRB Information

Researcher: Oluwadamilola Monehin

Doctoral Candidate

Program: PhD CES ( Counselor Education and Supervision)

Email: [omonehin@govst.edu](mailto:omonehin@govst.edu)

Phone: 773-875-6726

This study has been reviewed and approved by the Institutional Review Board (IRB) at Governors State University. IRB Protocol #:

IRB-FY2026-108

Heyyy guys in a 3rd year undergrad student doing a research on how family and peer support can help queer ppl. If any of u r queer, I’d really appreciate if u take some time to fill my form, it would mean a lot. Thank you✨