Diverse Romantic Relationships and Well-Being I (DRRAW I), 2020

DRRAW I is a study of romantic couples' psychological experiences over time. The study had three phases: An initial 2-hour lab session (Phase 1), a 14-day daily diary period (Phase 2), and a 2-month follow-up survey (Phase 3). Data for Phases 1-2 were collected between mid-January and March 2020, and data for Phase 3 were collected between April and May 2020. The sample comprised 100 couples (87 heterosexual, 9 lesbian, 1 gay, 3 other non-binary) recruited from the University of Edinburgh and surrounding community. Participants were 18-64 years of age (M = 24.15 years, SD = 6.61 years) and were in relationships lasting 3 months to 35.50 years (M = 2.84 years, SD = 4.41 years). Most of the sample identified their ethnicity as White/Caucasian (85.50%). Approximately 85.50% of the sample were casually or exclusively dating, and 14.50% were common-law, engaged, in a civil partnership, or married. The DRRAW I project was approved by the University of Edinburgh Psychology Research Ethics Committee (Approval ID: 15-1920/3). Further information about DRRAW I, including the study measures and sub-projects that have used the DRRAW I data, may be viewed at https://osf.io/ekv6x.