Conducting Survey on Attitudes Toward Romantic & Sexual Relationships

[CazPsych]

Hello! I am a psychology student from Cazenovia College in New York. For my senior thesis, I am studying romantic and sexual relationship attitudes and am looking for input from polyamorous individuals.

Feedback from other places this survey has been posted included questions about certain wording in some questions; these are peer-reviewed questionnaires that are being used so most wording is intentional in its particularity. Please let me know if you have any questions otherwise, feedback of any kind is always welcome. Thank you!

Survey - Click here

 

[Evie]

I did this then it asked for my race. I noticed it was all USA options. I entered that I was from overseas under the "other" option. I hope this doesn't mean my data will be discarded.

 

[CazPsych]

I did this then it asked for my race. I noticed it was all USA options. I entered that I was from overseas under the "other" option. I hope this doesn't mean my data will be discarded.

No, it will not be discarded for that reason. Thank you for participating.

 

[kdt26417]

Hello CazPsych,

I took your survey, it wasn't hard to do, it took me about 21 minutes. I hope my contribution helps you in your research.

Sincerely,
Kevin T.

 

[CazPsych]

Hello CazPsych,

I took your survey, it wasn't hard to do, it took me about 21 minutes. I hope my contribution helps you in your research.

Sincerely,
Kevin T.

Thank you for helping out!

 

[Magdlyn]

I am not sure why the survey asked if I was in "a non-monogamous relationship" (singular), since if I have 2 (or more) partners, I am in 2 (or more) non-monogamous relationships (plural).

It's like if you're giving a survey about parenting, and you ask if someone has "a child" and they say they have 2 children, but you keep referring to them as having one child. It's just not logical.

 

[SueMillstm]

We were asked to write essays on college attitudes toward romantic and sexual relationships.

 

[SueMillstm]

We were asked to write essays on college attitudes toward romantic and sexual relationships.

I wrote that it is difficult to find "halves" living each in their information and value field that would be perfect for each other, whose fields would overlap perfectly with the full penetration and simultaneous preservation of the two personalities. A romantic relationship implies an emotional, intellectual, and sexual union, a full-blooded union of two souls. I'm a bit bad with spelling, and I make many mistakes, which may cause me to get a lower grade. So I went to the editorial office and told them: to edit my college essay.