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"Research on young adults motivation to marry- 18-25 year old participants needed!"

This year I am doing my psychology thesis and I am investigating the motivation to marry in young adults. For my study I need as many participants as possible aged between 18 and 25, and who are currently in a heterosexual relationship that is at least a year long.

The questionnaire is on the internet, and takes approximately 40 minutes to complete. You just need to go to the following web address

www.media.swin.edu.au/
surveyor/survey.asp?s=01215067195232004251

(That link should be all together on one line, but the forum would not let me post it together if that makes sense....)

If you can't fill it in, but no someone who can, I would be most appreciative if you could pass it on to them. I particularly want anyone who is married and or male in this age group!

If you have any questions about the survey, please pm me or email me at [email protected].

TIA

Kilgore Trout wrote:
> Then why on earth are they asking on a UK chatforum?
>
> So I didn't notice where they were from, but yes, I do still think
> it's bad that such a 'simple' error has been made.

He or she could be dyslexic. Some of the most intelligent people on Earth can't spell for toffee. Jackie Stewart can't recite the alphabet beyond L. You can't have been to University if you think that every graduate student is a natural at spelling.

Then why on earth are they asking on a UK chatforum?

So I didn't notice where they were from, but yes, I do still think it's bad that such a 'simple' error has been made.

Kilgore Trout wrote:
> It's a sad reflection of the state of British education that someone
> studying for a degree, one of the 'elite', as graduates always like
> to insist they are, can't differentiate between 'no' and 'know'...

It's a sad reflection of you that you felt the need to have a dig at graduates because of a small error like that. I'd also suggest that perhaps you're in no position to comment given you've failed to notice that the survey is by someone in Australia and thus probably nothing to do with british education or its graduates.

I just done it. Some of the sections were a bit repetitive and boring and felt like they were guiding me to one answer or the other, even though there were in-between selections.

Still, I did it. Ya happy now?

I get ten of these in my inbox every week. Die scum.

It's a sad reflection of the state of British education that someone studying for a degree, one of the 'elite', as graduates always like to insist they are, can't differentiate between 'no' and 'know'...

I would have done it but as you can tell by my posting at nearly 4am i dont have a girlfriend.
Great name however.

[URL]http://www.media.swin.edu.au/surveyor/takesurvey.asp?s=01215067195232004251[/URL]

If anyone can participate, I would be most grateful. I am a fellow nerd afterall (otherwise why the hell would I still be at uni?) and I know there are "nerds" like me who are in relationships.

If anyone is willing to donate thier time to my research it really would be great.

and they will decline because it takes 40 minutes.

We're all nerds, we don't have girlfriends.
Ask someone from the real world ;^)