Re: Support Research to Help Our Kids: Online Survey from Loyola Univ.

[Guest guest]

What is going on? I am starting to beleive that post about CDC spies.

>

>

> Hello everyone:

>

> The Loyola University Home-School-Community Collaboration Research

team would

> like to invite you to participate in our survey examining the

adult outcomes for

> children with emotional and behavioral problems.

>

> Click or Copy/Paste this Link to View and Complete the

Survey:http://

> www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=u_2bLGyFoul0s4UTz1aUprDg_3d_3d

>

> (This link is also available under the Links Tab under " Adult

Outcomes Survey. " )

>

> The Adult Outcomes Survey is designed to collect some information

about you,

> your child aged 17 or older who experienced childhood behavioral

or emotional problems,

> your opinions about your child's adjustment to adult living, as

well as the home and

> school interventions your child received while growing up. There

will be NO

> identifying information collected, not even your IP address or any

online nickname used on

> this site.

>

> As a parent or caregiver of an adolescent or adult with emotional

or behavioral

> problems you may already know what research has found: that

emotional and behavioral

> problems place a child at greater risk for school dropout,

juvenile delinquency,

> violence, and adult crime. There has been little research on what

interventions or factors

> in childhood lead to positive outcomes for children with emotional

and behavioral

> problems. The purpose of the Adult Outcomes Survey is to find out

what interventions,

> activities, programs, and experiences your adolescent or adult

child had while growing up

> as well as to gather your opinions about your child's adjustment

to adult living. The

> information you provide in the survey will be used to draw

conclusions about factors in

> childhood that seem to lead to positive and negative outcomes in

adulthood for children

> with emotional and behavioral problems.

>

> The membership of this online parent group and the few other

parent groups included in

> our study potentially represent the largest accessible group of

parents whose adolescent

> or adult children have been affected by emotional and behavioral

disorders.

> THEREFORE, we REALLY NEED YOU and everyone you know with an

affected adolescent or

> adult to participate.

>

> I sincerely hope you will take the time to respond to this survey.

It is estimated that the

> survey will take 1 hour to complete. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, IF YOU

CANNOT COMPLETE

> THIS SURVEY IN ONE SESSION, YOUR RESPONSES WILL BE SAVED AND YOU

MAY RETURN TO

> COMPLETE IT LATER PROVIDED YOU RETURN TO THE SAME COMPUTER TO

COMPLETE THE

> SURVEY.

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Satchwell

>

> The disclosure of the following information is required by

Loyola's Office of

> ResearchServices:

>

> If you have questions about this study, please contact or

Martie at the

> emails or telephone numbers given below. If you have questions

about participation in

> research studies in general, feel free to contact the Loyola

Office of Research Services

> at

> 773-508-2471.

>

> Satchwell, M.Ed., Primary Researcher msatchw@; (312) 915-6800

> Martha Ellen Wynne, Ph.D., Faculty Sponsor mwynne@; (312) 915-6800

> and

> The Loyola University Home-School-Community Collaboration Research

Team

>

[Guest guest]

Jan,

I assure I am just a grad. student trying to get some research done and help

expand the

literature on interventions that help students with emotional and behavioral

problems

become successful adults.

The site moderator's gave me permission to post a link to my survey on this site

in the

hopes that parents might choose to participate in the study. There's no alterior

motive, I

promise....just educational purposes :-) We're going to be presenting our

results to school

psychologists from all over the country at the School Psychology national

convention in

February, so I'm doing my best to urge parents to participate as soon as

possible. If you or

anyone you know have a child 17 or older, please encourage them to check out the

survey:

www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=u_2bLGyFoul0s4UTz1aUprDg_3d_3d

Thanks,

> >

> >

> > Hello everyone:

> >

> > The Loyola University Home-School-Community Collaboration Research

> team would

> > like to invite you to participate in our survey examining the

> adult outcomes for

> > children with emotional and behavioral problems.

> >

> > Click or Copy/Paste this Link to View and Complete the

> Survey:http://

> > www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=u_2bLGyFoul0s4UTz1aUprDg_3d_3d

> >

> > (This link is also available under the Links Tab under " Adult

> Outcomes Survey. " )

> >

> > The Adult Outcomes Survey is designed to collect some information

> about you,

> > your child aged 17 or older who experienced childhood behavioral

> or emotional problems,

> > your opinions about your child's adjustment to adult living, as

> well as the home and

> > school interventions your child received while growing up. There

> will be NO

> > identifying information collected, not even your IP address or any

> online nickname used on

> > this site.

> >

> > As a parent or caregiver of an adolescent or adult with emotional

> or behavioral

> > problems you may already know what research has found: that

> emotional and behavioral

> > problems place a child at greater risk for school dropout,

> juvenile delinquency,

> > violence, and adult crime. There has been little research on what

> interventions or factors

> > in childhood lead to positive outcomes for children with emotional

> and behavioral

> > problems. The purpose of the Adult Outcomes Survey is to find out

> what interventions,

> > activities, programs, and experiences your adolescent or adult

> child had while growing up

> > as well as to gather your opinions about your child's adjustment

> to adult living. The

> > information you provide in the survey will be used to draw

> conclusions about factors in

> > childhood that seem to lead to positive and negative outcomes in

> adulthood for children

> > with emotional and behavioral problems.

> >

> > The membership of this online parent group and the few other

> parent groups included in

> > our study potentially represent the largest accessible group of

> parents whose adolescent

> > or adult children have been affected by emotional and behavioral

> disorders.

> > THEREFORE, we REALLY NEED YOU and everyone you know with an

> affected adolescent or

> > adult to participate.

> >

> > I sincerely hope you will take the time to respond to this survey.

> It is estimated that the

> > survey will take 1 hour to complete. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, IF YOU

> CANNOT COMPLETE

> > THIS SURVEY IN ONE SESSION, YOUR RESPONSES WILL BE SAVED AND YOU

> MAY RETURN TO

> > COMPLETE IT LATER PROVIDED YOU RETURN TO THE SAME COMPUTER TO

> COMPLETE THE

> > SURVEY.

> >

> > Sincerely,

> >

> > Satchwell

> >

> > The disclosure of the following information is required by

> Loyola's Office of

> > ResearchServices:

> >

> > If you have questions about this study, please contact or

> Martie at the

> > emails or telephone numbers given below. If you have questions

> about participation in

> > research studies in general, feel free to contact the Loyola

> Office of Research Services

> > at

> > 773-508-2471.

> >

> > Satchwell, M.Ed., Primary Researcher msatchw@; (312) 915-6800

> > Martha Ellen Wynne, Ph.D., Faculty Sponsor mwynne@; (312) 915-6800

> > and

> > The Loyola University Home-School-Community Collaboration Research

> Team

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you for expanding on your post. It is helpful and lets us know

what the information will be used for, and such. I also thank you

for such a kind, well composed reply. It makes me feel better than

you did not react negatively to my inquiry, which furthers are trust.

Pardon our caution but we do seem to get a lot of posts lately for

surveys.

> > >

> > >

> > > Hello everyone:

> > >

> > > The Loyola University Home-School-Community Collaboration

Research

> > team would

> > > like to invite you to participate in our survey examining the

> > adult outcomes for

> > > children with emotional and behavioral problems.

> > >

> > > Click or Copy/Paste this Link to View and Complete the

> > Survey:http://

> > > www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=u_2bLGyFoul0s4UTz1aUprDg_3d_3d

> > >

> > > (This link is also available under the Links Tab under " Adult

> > Outcomes Survey. " )

> > >

> > > The Adult Outcomes Survey is designed to collect some

information

> > about you,

> > > your child aged 17 or older who experienced childhood

behavioral

> > or emotional problems,

> > > your opinions about your child's adjustment to adult living,

as

> > well as the home and

> > > school interventions your child received while growing up.

There

> > will be NO

> > > identifying information collected, not even your IP address or

any

> > online nickname used on

> > > this site.

> > >

> > > As a parent or caregiver of an adolescent or adult with

emotional

> > or behavioral

> > > problems you may already know what research has found: that

> > emotional and behavioral

> > > problems place a child at greater risk for school dropout,

> > juvenile delinquency,

> > > violence, and adult crime. There has been little research on

what

> > interventions or factors

> > > in childhood lead to positive outcomes for children with

emotional

> > and behavioral

> > > problems. The purpose of the Adult Outcomes Survey is to find

out

> > what interventions,

> > > activities, programs, and experiences your adolescent or adult

> > child had while growing up

> > > as well as to gather your opinions about your child's

adjustment

> > to adult living. The

> > > information you provide in the survey will be used to draw

> > conclusions about factors in

> > > childhood that seem to lead to positive and negative outcomes

in

> > adulthood for children

> > > with emotional and behavioral problems.

> > >

> > > The membership of this online parent group and the few other

> > parent groups included in

> > > our study potentially represent the largest accessible group

of

> > parents whose adolescent

> > > or adult children have been affected by emotional and

behavioral

> > disorders.

> > > THEREFORE, we REALLY NEED YOU and everyone you know with an

> > affected adolescent or

> > > adult to participate.

> > >

> > > I sincerely hope you will take the time to respond to this

survey.

> > It is estimated that the

> > > survey will take 1 hour to complete. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, IF

YOU

> > CANNOT COMPLETE

> > > THIS SURVEY IN ONE SESSION, YOUR RESPONSES WILL BE SAVED AND

YOU

> > MAY RETURN TO

> > > COMPLETE IT LATER PROVIDED YOU RETURN TO THE SAME COMPUTER TO

> > COMPLETE THE

> > > SURVEY.

> > >

> > > Sincerely,

> > >

> > > Satchwell

> > >

> > > The disclosure of the following information is required by

> > Loyola's Office of

> > > ResearchServices:

> > >

> > > If you have questions about this study, please contact or

> > Martie at the

> > > emails or telephone numbers given below. If you have questions

> > about participation in

> > > research studies in general, feel free to contact the Loyola

> > Office of Research Services

> > > at

> > > 773-508-2471.

> > >

> > > Satchwell, M.Ed., Primary Researcher msatchw@; (312) 915-

6800

> > > Martha Ellen Wynne, Ph.D., Faculty Sponsor mwynne@; (312) 915-

6800

> > > and

> > > The Loyola University Home-School-Community Collaboration

Research

> > Team

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Jan,

>

> I assure I am just a grad. student trying to get some research done and help

expand the

> literature on interventions that help students with emotional and behavioral

problems

> become successful adults.

>

> The site moderator's gave me permission to post a link to my survey on this

site in the

> hopes that parents might choose to participate in the study. There's no

alterior motive, I

> promise....just educational purposes :-) We're going to be presenting our

results to

school

> psychologists from all over the country at the School Psychology national

convention in

> February, so I'm doing my best to urge parents to participate as soon as

possible. If you

or

> anyone you know have a child 17 or older, please encourage them to check out

the

survey:

>

> www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=u_2bLGyFoul0s4UTz1aUprDg_3d_3d

>

> Thanks,

>

>

I woiuld encourage people to just answer this kind of thing and not worry about

motivation.

Andy

[Guest guest]

Thanks for your post Andy, I hope parents with kids over 17 will agree & take

some time

to help.

We have 76 responses to our survey so far and need at least 100 to have enough

data to

analyze.

Once we analyze our data I'll also post any findings here.

Thanks,

www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=u_2bLGyFoul0s4UTz1aUprDg_3d_3d

> >

> > Jan,

> >

> > I assure I am just a grad. student trying to get some research done and help

expand

the

> > literature on interventions that help students with emotional and behavioral

problems

> > become successful adults.

> >

> > The site moderator's gave me permission to post a link to my survey on this

site in

the

> > hopes that parents might choose to participate in the study. There's no

alterior

motive, I

> > promise....just educational purposes :-) We're going to be presenting our

results to

> school

> > psychologists from all over the country at the School Psychology national

convention

in

> > February, so I'm doing my best to urge parents to participate as soon as

possible. If

you

> or

> > anyone you know have a child 17 or older, please encourage them to check out

the

> survey:

> >

> > www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=u_2bLGyFoul0s4UTz1aUprDg_3d_3d

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> >

>

> I woiuld encourage people to just answer this kind of thing and not worry

about

> motivation.

>

> Andy

>