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I am developing a proposal for a grant that includes
interviews with caseworkers. The interviews are expected to last 60-90 minutes
and includes both the completion of a brief instrument regarding constructs
like characteristics of parents in their current caseload and demographics, as
well as some open ended questions about their perceptions of barriers to and
facilitators of parents engagement in parent training interventions in child
welfare. I am partnering closely with the local child welfare agency and my
institution has a fairly successful history of executing research with them. It
is not allowable by policy to provide caseworkers with any type of money, gift,
or other traditional incentives. Can anyone advise me as to other methods or
procedures that might “incentivize” this group or support their
participation in some other way? I am particularly concerned about the
competing demands placed on these workers as they will participate in the
research during normal working hours. Jennifer Bellamy |
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