My name is Allison. After infidelity occurred in my own life, as part of my coping process I decided to earn my PhD in communication. Specifically, I have spent years examining the communication surrounding infidelity and how parents talk to their children about this event.
With the permission of the truthaboutdeception.com, I am posting a link to a survey on this forum and I ask that anyone who understands the importance of the communication surrounding parental infidelity to help.
If you are an adult who who would be willing to complete a confidential online questionnaire please click
here
To participate, you must meet all of the following criteria:
a) You must be at least 19 years of age.
b) You must indicate that one or both of their birth or residential (adoptive or step-) parents (married, separated, or divorced) engaged in infidelity at some point in time during their life while their parents were married to each other
c) You must report that you discovered the information of an infidelity that occurred during their parents' marriage while your "offending" parent was still living
d) You must report that your "offending" parent is aware that you knew of this extradyadic relationship.
If you choose to participate, all of your information will be kept confidential.
If you would like more information about this study, please contact me at
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Thanks in advance for your participation. Your insight is truly appreciated and will be used to help others cope with hurtful family events.
Allison
