army marriage project |
The Army Marriage Project is an ongoing longitudinal study focused on understanding the challenges of being an Army family and finding ways to support healthy, happy marriages in the Army. About 1,300 people are currently in this study, which has been going on since 2007. The University of Denver has received additional funding from the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development to continue this research until approximately 2016. This means current participants will continue to be offered paid questionnaires every 9 months until 2016. We are no longer enrolling new participants in the study. Individuals who are currently in this study complete a series of confidential questionnaires, which take about 60 minutes each and include questions about personal and relationship functioning. Individuals in the study are paid each time they complete a questionnaire. This study is being conducted by the University of Denver Center for Marital and Family Studies, one of the most respected relationship research centers in the world. The team has been working for over 30 years to learn more about what helps couples and families thrive, and has published over 130 books, articles, and book chapters based on this research. |
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