Principle Researcher: Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond, MA.
Organization: The International Misophonia Foundation
This study received expedited IRB approval from the IMF.
The Misophonia Treatment Perceptions and Sensory History Study has two main goals. The first main goal of this study is to see how adults who received treatment for misophonia reacted to these treatments (ie. Change or no change, practitioner follow-up, etc.) and the second goal of the study is to see if there is a relationship between those who score high on the Duke Misophonia Questionnaire (DMQ) and the Adult/Adolescent Sensory History (ASH). The first goal hopes to understand what has worked and not worked for persons with misophonia, and the second goal hopes to understand what percent of respondents score high on both the DMQ and ASH.
To participate in this research study, the researchers conducting the work are required to give you all of the information you will need for the study before, during, and after. This process is called informed consent. This study is only for persons over the age of 18 years old. The principle researcher on this study is Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond, who holds a MA. Shaylynn is also the director of the IMF. This study received expedited IRB approval through the IMF. If you have questions about this study you can contact shaylynn@misophoniafoundation.com for further information. This study is done through The International Misophonia Foundation, a non-profit in Missouri, USA. All submissions to this study are anonymous and researchers will not know who made submissions. If you wish to withdraw consent, please exit the study at any time without clicking the final “Submit” button. All incomplete responses will be deleted. This study should take roughly 1-2 hours.
You can take place in the study here: https://misophoniafoundation.com/treatment-sensory-study/