BBC looking for couples for experiment at the Elephant

Just in from the BBC:

The experiment is part of a programme which looks at behaviour patterns in personal relationships and the way in which different personality types function in romantic relationships.

The whole thing would take no more than 2 hours of your time and is being run by scientists from the University of Bristol at a site in Elephant and Castle.

We are aiming for it to be a fun and interesting activity for all of the couples who take part.

If you would like to find out more, please call 020 8752 4568 or email jessica.gomez-mckeever@bbc.co.uk.

"BBC Body Watching" is a new series with "Body Hits" psychologist Dr John Marsden which investigates the world of human behaviour. He’ll be shedding new light on what makes us think, feel and act the way we do, along with revealing how the pleasures and pressures of modern life make us who we are.

Our team is investigating the programme which focuses on professional, social and romantic interaction, and how our bodies react to these situations. From dealing with a sudden divorce to being picked for the playground football team, we’ll find out exactly what goes on in our body to make us react the way we do.
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