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Hiya guys, we are looking for participants who identify as heterosexual and are aged 18 and above to participate in the third of five surveys (link below) - it’ll take about an hour!

The study can be accessed via this link:
Linktree: https://linktr.ee/ThePsychFiles
(or through the Murdoch Research Participant Portal if you are a student after course credit)

You can also follow us for more updates at:
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This research intends to identify how different events in romantic partnerships activate distinct emotions. You will be asked to rate how angry, jealous, disgusted and/or happy you would feel in response to specific events if they occurred in your romantic partnership. If you do not have a current (if not, most recent) partner, you will be asked to imagine a potential partner.

Thank you so much!

We are very appreciative of the time you have taken to assist in our analyses in Study 2A, and your feedback will directly help us to explore further interactions between social emotions and the different potential scenarios that could occur in romantic relationships.

Once again, we are extremely grateful for your contributing your valuable time, your honest information, and your thoughtful suggestions.

If you are interested in further information, please consider reading Chapter 1 in the following dissertation on welfare trade-off ratio.

Lim, J. (2012). Welfare Tradeoff Ratios and Emotions: Psychological Foundations of Human Reciprocity (PhD). University of California.

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Hello again guys, we are looking for participants who identify as heterosexual and are aged 18 and above to participate in the second of five surveys (link below) - it’ll take about an hour!

The study can be accessed via this link:
Linktree: https://linktr.ee/ThePsychFiles
(or through the Murdoch Research Participant Portal if you are a student after course credit)

You can also follow us for more updates at:
• the.psychfiles on Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/the.psychfiles/
• The Psych Files on Facebook
https://facebook.com/The-Psych-Files-104854748458259/?ref=bookmarks

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This research intends to identify events that occur in heterosexual romantic relationships that benefit an individual at a cost to their partner, or cost an individual to the benefit of their partner. You will be asked to rate the potential costs and benefits to each partner in response to different scenarios that could occur in a romantic partnership. Participants do not need to currently be in a relationship.

Thank you so much!

Thank you for taking the time to complete the questionnaire for Study 1 - we truly value the information you have provided and your responses have contributed immensely to further analyses of the different potential scenarios that could occur in romantic relationships.

If you are interested in further information, please consider reading the following article on human sexual conflict.

Buss, D. (2017). Sexual Conflict in Human Mating. Current Directions in Psychological Science, 26 (4), 307-313.

Sexual Conflict in Human Mating - David M. Buss, 2017 Despite interdependent reproductive fates that favor cooperation, males and females exhibit many psychological and behavioral footprints of sexually antagonisti...

Hey guys, we are looking for participants aged 18 and above to participate in the first of five surveys (link below) - it’ll take less than 10minutes!

The study can be accessed via this link:
Linktree: https://linktr.ee/ThePsychFiles
(or through the Murdoch Research Participant Portal if you are a student after course credit)

You can also follow us for more updates at:
• the.psychfiles on Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/the.psychfiles/

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This research is intended to identify the behaviors or events that occur in heterosexual romantic partnerships that result in happiness. You will be asked to nominate the behaviours that partners engage in or events that occur that lead to happiness for the man, woman, or both partners. Participants do not need to currently be in a relationship.

Thank you so much!