I am posting this for a researcher.
Are You In a Long-Distance Romantic Relationship?
If yes, we invite you and your long-distance partner to be in a research study that examines what being in a long-distance relationship is like.
We are looking for people who have been in a long-distance relationship for at least 6 months and live at least 100 miles from each other. We invite both married and unmarried couples. We would like to find people who both live in the United States and have a long-distance relationship, and we would also like to talk to partners who live in two different countries, one in the United States and the other somewhere else.
Being in this study will take about 1.5 to 2 hours of your time sometime between September 2011 and December 2011. You and your partner will each be interviewed and audio taped at times that work for each of you. You can choose to be interviewed in person (if you are within a reasonable distance from downtown Atlanta), or over Skype or the phone (if you live somewhere else).
What you say will be treated confidentially.
Being in this study is voluntary. If you decide to be in the study, please contact the researcher, Orsolya Kolozsvari at kolozsvario@freemail.hu
Thank you very much for your help!
Orsolya Kolozsvari
Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Sociology,
Georgia State University
Are You In a Long-Distance Romantic Relationship?
If yes, we invite you and your long-distance partner to be in a research study that examines what being in a long-distance relationship is like.
We are looking for people who have been in a long-distance relationship for at least 6 months and live at least 100 miles from each other. We invite both married and unmarried couples. We would like to find people who both live in the United States and have a long-distance relationship, and we would also like to talk to partners who live in two different countries, one in the United States and the other somewhere else.
Being in this study will take about 1.5 to 2 hours of your time sometime between September 2011 and December 2011. You and your partner will each be interviewed and audio taped at times that work for each of you. You can choose to be interviewed in person (if you are within a reasonable distance from downtown Atlanta), or over Skype or the phone (if you live somewhere else).
What you say will be treated confidentially.
Being in this study is voluntary. If you decide to be in the study, please contact the researcher, Orsolya Kolozsvari at kolozsvario@freemail.hu
Thank you very much for your help!
Orsolya Kolozsvari
Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Sociology,
Georgia State University
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