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"The MAPS Research Collaboration (MAPS-RC) is an initiative of the Malaysian Association of Psychology Students (MAPS) that aims to promote student-led psychology research in Malaysia by fostering collaborative research among student researchers. We offer a platform for student researchers to invite collaborators from different institutions to help with data collection, data analysis, and manuscript writing. If you're interested in collaborating, please read our guidelines and fill out the application form and email us at maps.researchcollaboration@gmail.com. We look forward to hearing your research ideas!"

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Mar 30, 2022

Emotional Baggage & romantic relationships

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Many childhood interactions we have with our caregivers continues to affect how we interact with others today. I truly believe that it is important to understand our relational patterns, so that we may further increase the quality of our relationships!

Hello, this is YY, a student from the Master’s in Clinical Psychology program at HELP University who is also an enthusiast on learning how to build quality relationships. Come join me (and my supervisor: Ms Bawany Chinapan bawanyc@help.edu.my) on this qualitative study about emotional baggage within romantic relationships!

I am looking for participants who is comfortable in speaking in English, within the ages 18-64 years and meets the criteria as follows:

Have been in at least one (or more) romantic relationship(s) that has lasted for 3 years and more / is currently in a romantic relationship that has lasted for 3 years and more
Open to talking about their relationship with caregiver(s) and past romantic relationship(s)