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Relationships with others and coping with emotions

Is there a relationship between relationships with others and coping with emotions?
(Version 1, 21/2/2018, Ergo ref: 31986)

I am Kerrie Nuttall, a third year Psychology undergraduate requesting your time and participation in a study regarding the relationship between managing and experiencing different emotions and the experience of interpersonal difficulties.

The study will involve you completing a set of questionnaires that should require roughly 20 minutes to complete. Some of these questionnaires may be sensitive in nature. All participant data collected shall be anonymised and will only be available to those involved in this project to ensure maximum confidentiality.

Completion of this questionnaire will be taken as evidence of you giving informed consent to be included as a participant in this study, for your data to be used for the given research purposes and finally, that you understand that any publications will maintain full confidentiality. Your participation is voluntary and you may withdraw your participation at any time with no consequence to your grade or treatment as a student.

Should you be concerned about thoughts and feelings aroused by this study you can again contact me or your GP for further advice. Other services that might be helpful; Nightline (web: http://nline.susu.org/, telephone: 02380 595236) and the University of Southampton Counselling Services (email: counser@soton.ac.uk, telephone: 02380 593719).

If you wish to request the results of this study or have any further questions, please contact myself via kjn1g15@soton.ac.uk.

If you have questions about your rights as a participant in this research, or if you feel that you have been placed at risk, you may contact the Chair of the Ethics Committee, Psychology, University of Southampton, Southampton, SO17 1BJ. Phone: +44 (0)23 8059 3856, email fshs-rso@soton.ac.uk