mikeydi
03-09-2008, 20:49
I have posted this before but am still short of the numbers that I need. So if you are or know anybody that fits the following, please help me out.
Are you a Parent of a primary school child?
If so, we are interested in your thoughts about reactions to potential problem behaviours your child may or may not have. It is important to understand how parents conceptualise and understand behaviours in their children and what they think these behaviours might indicate.
Please note that your child does not need to have had any problem behaviours for you to complete the survey, we would like responses from a wide variety of parents.
We are conducting a questionnaire study attempting to find out more about the parental perception of problem behaviours in their child. We need the participation of parents (both mothers and fathers) with children aged between 5 and 12 years.
Below is a link to the questionnaire which should take no longer than 30 minutes to complete. All responses are anonymous and confidential, and participation is completely voluntary.
http://opinio.online.swin.edu.au/s?s=3890
We would greatly appreciate your help in furthering the research in this area!
This project has been approved by the Swinburne Human Research Ethics Committee.
Diana Cornish
Student Investigator
Swinburne University of Technology, Hawthorn
Dr Roslyn Galligan
Research Supervisor
rgalligan@swin.edu.au
Are you a Parent of a primary school child?
If so, we are interested in your thoughts about reactions to potential problem behaviours your child may or may not have. It is important to understand how parents conceptualise and understand behaviours in their children and what they think these behaviours might indicate.
Please note that your child does not need to have had any problem behaviours for you to complete the survey, we would like responses from a wide variety of parents.
We are conducting a questionnaire study attempting to find out more about the parental perception of problem behaviours in their child. We need the participation of parents (both mothers and fathers) with children aged between 5 and 12 years.
Below is a link to the questionnaire which should take no longer than 30 minutes to complete. All responses are anonymous and confidential, and participation is completely voluntary.
http://opinio.online.swin.edu.au/s?s=3890
We would greatly appreciate your help in furthering the research in this area!
This project has been approved by the Swinburne Human Research Ethics Committee.
Diana Cornish
Student Investigator
Swinburne University of Technology, Hawthorn
Dr Roslyn Galligan
Research Supervisor
rgalligan@swin.edu.au