Study Participants Wanted: How Young Families Change and Grow Over Time
Saturday, August 20, 2011 at 12:08PM I am passing along this research request from Jack Peltz, a graduate student at the University of Rochester who is working on his PhD in psychology. Some of you may be interested in participating in his current study. Please see details below.
- Ann
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My name is Jack Peltz, and I am a graduate student at the University of Rochester working on my PhD in Psychology. My research focuses on how young families grow and change over time. I have just started recruiting for my dissertation research project where I will be studying families with 2 or 3 year old children. As a father and as a researcher, I know just how challenging and rewarding that parenting toddlers can be.
In that light, I am hoping that you might be willing to take my survey (thereby helping me to understand how a wide range of families navigate this stage). The details of the study are below as well as a link to the online survey. Please feel free to reply with any questions you have about the study, and thanks in advance for your interest in participating.
I greatly appreciate your time and support!
Jack Peltz
IF...
You are living with a romantic partner
You and your partner are at both at least 18 years old
You think your partner might also be willing to complete an online survey
You have a 2 or a 3 year old child that lives in your home at least half the week
I would appreciate it if you could take a few moments to complete this online survey and/or forward the link to others who also might be interested in participating.
The Family Dynamics Survey :
Is voluntary
Can be completed online
Is SHORT (takes 20-25 minutes)
Involves you and your partner both participating (at separate times)
Assesses both conscious (self-reported) and sub-conscious (implicit) attitudes
Will offer you feedback on your relationship.
5 empirically validated dimensions of relationship functioning
Includes optional follow up surveys
Brief surveys (10-15 min)
Occurring 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12 months after the initial survey
Chance to win $100 for each follow up assessment completed!
Thank you for your time and support!
Jack Peltz, M.A.
Department of Clinical and Social Sciences in Psychology
University of Rochester
CLICK HERE IF INTERESTED:
http://edu.surveygizmo.com/s3/526237/family-dynamics?source=and