Couples living in Australia are needed for the Couple CLASH study!

Do you CLASH with your partner?

Researchers from Deakin University are seeking to track couples in Australia over time to identify what combination of factors cause some couples to clash and others to thrive. Couple CLASH is a study dealing with issues around Conflict, Love, Attitudes, Sex and Hardships (CLASH).

Couples will engage in 2 video-recorded discussion tasks and 5 surveys over a 12-month period. You and your partner will be asked about your experiences in relationships, current life stress, substance use, pornography use, sex, attitudes, and aspects of your personalities. 

Participate with your partner and share just 5.5 hours of your time over 12-months and at the completion of the study, couples will receive:

  • free access to an internationally acclaimed online couples therapy program 
  • expert tips for enriching your relationship 
  • a $100 gift voucher (per couple)

You and your partner must both be willing and able to participate, over the age of 18, fluent in English, not currently subject to criminal proceedings, and living in Australia.

Head to scienceofadultrelationships.org/couple-clash to find out more or take our screening questionnaire to find out if you’re eligible to take part!

Screening questionnaire: https://researchsurveys.deakin.edu.au/jfe/form/SV_b70d9f4gIsCrjMi

Academic research post approved by r/sex moderators 09282021-s9hcq



Submitted October 26, 2021 at 12:31AM

Do you CLASH with your partner?Researchers from Deakin University are seeking to track couples in Australia over time to identify what combination of factors cause some couples to clash and others to thrive. Couple CLASH is a study dealing with issues around Conflict, Love, Attitudes, Sex and Hardships (CLASH).Couples will engage in 2 video-recorded discussion tasks and 5 surveys over a 12-month period. You and your partner will be asked about your experiences in relationships, current life stress, substance use, pornography use, sex, attitudes, and aspects of your personalities. Participate with your partner and share just 5.5 hours of your time over 12-months and at the completion of the study, couples will receive:free access to an internationally acclaimed online couples therapy program expert tips for enriching your relationship a $100 gift voucher (per couple)You and your partner must both be willing and able to participate, over the age of 18, fluent in English, not currently subject to criminal proceedings, and living in Australia.Head to scienceofadultrelationships.org/couple-clash to find out more or take our screening questionnaire to find out if you’re eligible to take part!Screening questionnaire: https://ift.tt/3mg8If6 research post approved by r/sex moderators 09282021-s9hcq
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