The Hashir International Institute is pleased to support the recruitment of participants for an independent research study led by Jane Clinger, Doctoral Candidate in Clinical Psychology at Long Island University, Brooklyn.
The study aims to improve our understanding of how early relational experiences and emotion regulation are associated with misophonia symptoms in adulthood. The findings may contribute to a better understanding of the emotional and interpersonal aspects of misophonia.
You may be eligible if you:
Participation involves completing a one-time online questionnaire that takes approximately 30 minutes. The survey includes questions about:
At the end of the survey, participants may also choose to express interest in an optional 45-minute follow-up interview, conducted confidentially via secure video call or telephone.
Participation is entirely voluntary. All responses are confidential, and no identifying information will be linked to survey responses.
As a token of appreciation, participants may enter a raffle to win a $50 Amazon gift card after completing the study.
To read the participant information, complete the eligibility screening, and access the survey, please visit:
https://baseline.campuslabs.com/liu/edcsm26summer
For further information about the study, please contact:
Jane Clinger
Doctoral Candidate, Clinical Psychology
Long Island University, Brooklyn
Email: Jane.clinger@my.liu.edu
or: misorelationships@gmail.com
Please note: This is an independent research study conducted by Jane Clinger at Long Island University, Brooklyn. The Hashir International Institute is not involved in the design or conduct of the study but is pleased to support participant recruitment to advance research into misophonia.
