Take Part
We will be seeking volunteers to take part in our research studies. Any information that you provide will be confidential to the EROS research team. We will post links to our online questionnaires here. Thanks for your help.
How do you influence your friends, workmates and partner?
Take our survey using the link above to find out about the ways in which you influence those you have close relationships with.
Emotions, sport performance and life in general.
Take our survey investigating emotions, performance and controlling emotions in different aspects of your life
Help us test some questionnaire measures
Take our survey to help us test some measures concerning emotion regulation
Consequences of Psychological Preparation for Sport
University of Wolverhampton, SR 2203 Sports Fitness & Training Principles
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Can you help us understand how close friends work out problems and talk about past experience?
There has been some research in the recent past that has shown that how close friends work out their problems could affect how they feel about themselves.
We are looking for adults from various backgrounds to participate in our short online study and take an interesting online survey that only takes about 20 minutes. In order to take part, you need to be 18 years or older and you should not be suffering from any mental health issues at present.
The survey consists mainly of rating scales, requires no open-ended answers, and asks general questions about you and your relationship with a close friend. It also asks more specific questions about your reactions to emotions and feelings, a close friends emotions and feelings, and how you both work out problems. The survey also includes questions about sociability, mindfulness, reflection, mood, empathic concern, and perspective taking.
Many colleagues who already took the survey actually enjoyed doing it, so try taking it yourself and see what you think! You will also be entered in a prize draw for £25 voucher for completing the questionnaire!
You are free to withdraw from the study at any time and you will be reimbursed for your time and effort.
If you are interested, please contact Justin Handy –handy1@email.unc.edu and he will send some further information about the study as well as the link to the study. Alternatively you can go directly to the survey by clicking the link below. You will first be taken to an information page and informed consent form, before entering the actual survey:
http://oxfordpsych.qualtrics.com/SE?SID=SV_bftuJh32i37NfLe&SVID=Prod
This study has been approved by the University of Oxford (MSD/IDREC/C1/2010/23)
Other researchers involved: Ilmo van der Lowe, Brian Parkinson, Laura Taylor and Gwenda Simons (University of Oxford).
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