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I am still sorting through the data. Thank you for your patience.

I decided that I will keep the survey closed since I have many responses. Thank you again. I will post again once I have a summary of the analyzed data.

Due to overwhelming number of results the survey is now closed. After I have worked through the data I have collected I may open the survey again if I need more data. You can check back after May 22nd to see of the survey is open again. Thank you for attempting to participate or for your participation! I will post again once I have decided if I should open the survey up again or not. Thank you!

FEMALE METAL FANS NEEDED AS PARTICIPANTS FOR A STUDY ON THE POSITIVE EFFECTS OF METAL MUSIC As a graduate student in Educational Psychology and Special Education (University of Saskatchewan) I am interested in the positive effects of metal music on female metal fans. Under the supervision of Dr. Jennifer Nicol (registered Psychologist) I invite you to participate in a study called “The perceived positive effects of metal music for female fans”. In order to participate, you must: a) identify as female be a metal fan c) be 18 or older d) believe metal music had positive effects on you e) have enough knowledge of English to provide detailed written answers If you meet these requirements and are interested in participating, then you are welcomed to fill out an anonymous (no tracking of IP address, and encryption of information will be added) online questionnaire that should take up to 30 minutes to 45 minutes. If interested, please follow this link for the survey: fluidsurveys.usask.ca/s/positive-effects-of-metal-music-on-female-fans/ For questions about the study please contact my supervisor Dr. Jennifer Nicol (Registered Psychologist) by email: [email protected] or by phone: 1-306-966-5261 Thank you for your time and participation. Anna Noura Kuhlmann M.Ed Candidate School and Counselling Psychology (Educational Psychology and Special Education) University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada This study has been reviewed by, and received approval through, the Research Ethics Office, University of Saskatchewan.