The Study of Adult Romantic Attachment
Bowlby’s theory of attachment explained the psychological nature of a child’s bond to their parents and the possible impact this experience can have on shaping future interpersonal relationships. (Karandashev, Benton, Edwards, Wolters p. 1) A long term partner in a romantic relationship could replace a parent according Psychologist John Bowlby. Connection and sexuality are the main system in romantic relationships. However, once a relationship continues and becomes more stable each recipient can act as a caregiver role. Most relationships can become consistent, more secure, less secure, the longer the individuals stay in the relationship. According to (Lee, 1973; Hendrick and Hendrick, 1989,1992) there …show more content…
The design of the study was set up to ask a series of questions. To start you must include basic demographic information such as gender, age, and relationship status. This must specify which groups that data will fall into. Such as myself a 33-year-old married female. The length of the study only took me fifteen minutes to complete. Many questions were asked based on if I would consider having one night stands to how my parents treated me as a child. Some questions asked me about my own physical attractiveness and to my past to future relationships. The online survey sampling of the data is random and not representative sampling because the only way to initiate the study in by simply participating in the study without being asked to do so. Since the study is at random the samples maybe more accurate to use. However, during the study I could have gave information based on what I thought was correct because human being want to conform to society rather than have an independent idea. Or a courtesy bias. This study was also created in a country that I am not from so the questions could have matched the culture in which the study was created in. My answers could be much different than someone in the culture that student created the study in. Since this study falls in research and education you may …show more content…
The rights of the individuals being studied were acknowledged and explained. This page was well throughout and I felt a since of comfort knowing the information provided on this page. However, the results from questions would not be used in his research study because he would report the results in June
Bowlby’s theory of attachment explained the psychological nature of a child’s bond to their parents and the possible impact this experience can have on shaping future interpersonal relationships. (Karandashev, Benton, Edwards, Wolters p. 1) A long term partner in a romantic relationship could replace a parent according Psychologist John Bowlby. Connection and sexuality are the main system in romantic relationships. However, once a relationship continues and becomes more stable each recipient can act as a caregiver role. Most relationships can become consistent, more secure, less secure, the longer the individuals stay in the relationship. According to (Lee, 1973; Hendrick and Hendrick, 1989,1992) there …show more content…
The design of the study was set up to ask a series of questions. To start you must include basic demographic information such as gender, age, and relationship status. This must specify which groups that data will fall into. Such as myself a 33-year-old married female. The length of the study only took me fifteen minutes to complete. Many questions were asked based on if I would consider having one night stands to how my parents treated me as a child. Some questions asked me about my own physical attractiveness and to my past to future relationships. The online survey sampling of the data is random and not representative sampling because the only way to initiate the study in by simply participating in the study without being asked to do so. Since the study is at random the samples maybe more accurate to use. However, during the study I could have gave information based on what I thought was correct because human being want to conform to society rather than have an independent idea. Or a courtesy bias. This study was also created in a country that I am not from so the questions could have matched the culture in which the study was created in. My answers could be much different than someone in the culture that student created the study in. Since this study falls in research and education you may …show more content…
The rights of the individuals being studied were acknowledged and explained. This page was well throughout and I felt a since of comfort knowing the information provided on this page. However, the results from questions would not be used in his research study because he would report the results in June