CGeorge
05-03-10, 12:43
Do people with different types of anxiety have different self-perceptions, attitudes towards emotions or early relationships with parents?
We are doing a research study to try and find out if people with different types of anxiety problems differ in terms of how they think about their emotions, their perceptions of themselves and their relationship with their parents when they were a child. We are looking for possible links between these factors, and we are going to compare responses from people with different types of anxiety disorder, as well as with people with no anxiety problems.
We are looking for people with any type of anxiety problem to take part in our research. If you have a diagnosis or believe that you suffer from symptoms of anxiety we would like to hear from you! This may include generalised anxiety, phobias, panic, post-traumatic stress disorder, social phobia, OCD or any other form of anxiety. We are also looking for people who do not have anxiety to take part in the study- please click the link below for more information.
Participants are required to complete an online questionnaire (taking approximately 30 minutes) and some may be contacted for a brief follow-up telephone call with a researcher. All responses will be treated confidentially.
To take part in this study or for further information, please click the following link http://www.fahs.surrey.ac.uk/survey/anxiety/ (http://www.fahs.surrey.ac.uk/survey/anxiety/)
If you have any problems with this link then please copy and paste it in to your internet browser.
The study has been reviewed by the University of Surrey Research Ethics Committee and received full approval (Ref: 346-PSY-09/347-PSY-09).
Contact details:
If you have any questions or would like us to send you a paper version of the questionnaire, please contact Annie Loverseed (A.Loverseed@surrey.ac.uk) or Charlie George (C.Keppel@surrey.ac.uk (http://www.nomorepanic.co.uk/mailto:C.Keppel@surrey.ac.uk)). Alternatively, leave a message on 01483 689441 and we will get back to you.
Many thanks in advance of your help.
We are doing a research study to try and find out if people with different types of anxiety problems differ in terms of how they think about their emotions, their perceptions of themselves and their relationship with their parents when they were a child. We are looking for possible links between these factors, and we are going to compare responses from people with different types of anxiety disorder, as well as with people with no anxiety problems.
We are looking for people with any type of anxiety problem to take part in our research. If you have a diagnosis or believe that you suffer from symptoms of anxiety we would like to hear from you! This may include generalised anxiety, phobias, panic, post-traumatic stress disorder, social phobia, OCD or any other form of anxiety. We are also looking for people who do not have anxiety to take part in the study- please click the link below for more information.
Participants are required to complete an online questionnaire (taking approximately 30 minutes) and some may be contacted for a brief follow-up telephone call with a researcher. All responses will be treated confidentially.
To take part in this study or for further information, please click the following link http://www.fahs.surrey.ac.uk/survey/anxiety/ (http://www.fahs.surrey.ac.uk/survey/anxiety/)
If you have any problems with this link then please copy and paste it in to your internet browser.
The study has been reviewed by the University of Surrey Research Ethics Committee and received full approval (Ref: 346-PSY-09/347-PSY-09).
Contact details:
If you have any questions or would like us to send you a paper version of the questionnaire, please contact Annie Loverseed (A.Loverseed@surrey.ac.uk) or Charlie George (C.Keppel@surrey.ac.uk (http://www.nomorepanic.co.uk/mailto:C.Keppel@surrey.ac.uk)). Alternatively, leave a message on 01483 689441 and we will get back to you.
Many thanks in advance of your help.