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<font size=3>Ron,<br><br>
Just this weekend I was exploring a website for Martin Seligman's book
<i>Authentic Happiness</i>. The site includes about a dozen
self-assessment tests, some short, others fairly long. The tests
give you a score and percentile feedback. One of the tests is
apparently being validated via the website. It includes a log-on
process so you can repeatedly access your Results page.<br><br>
<a href="http://www.authentichappiness.org/"; eudora="autourl">http://www.authentichappiness.org/</a><br><br>
Perhaps you could contact Dr. Seligman for his perspective on
web-administered questionnaires.<br><br>
Best wishes,<br>
Jason McCrory<br>
Protective Services Training Institute of Texas<br><br>
<br>
At 12:25 PM 4/16/2003, you wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>Thank you for your reply and for
offering further advice. We would like to<br>
take advantage of your kind offer. I realize you suggested I
contact you<br>
back-channel, but your message came via the CMR list and did not
include<br>
your email. Hence, this on-list reply.<br><br>
We were thinking of starting with a 10 item demographic questionnaire and
a<br>
10 item quiz to explore the public's level of knowledge about child<br>
molesters. (true, false, don't know) The incentive to complete
would be<br>
finding out one's score at the end of the procedure, which would
probably<br>
take them 3 - 5 minutes to complete. How does that sound to
you?<br><br>
Collecting IP addresses might avoid massive duplication. Most are<br>
dynamically assigned, but don't change during sessions, so people would
have<br>
to dial in repeatedly to foil us. Only a highly motivated saboteur
would<br>
bother. People with always-on connections couldn't even do that, though
I'm<br>
sure a few highly skilled hackers could. Altogther, collecting IP
addresses<br>
could go a long way towards discouraging multiple responding. But
what<br>
about confidentiality? We intended to promise people complete
anonymity<br>
while offering them the option of accepting a cookie to keep their<br>
demographic data in the event they return for future
questionnaires. Might<br>
collecting IP address without permission violate research
ethics?<br><br>
Thank you again for your assistance.<br><br>
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Ron Kokish, ACSW, LMFT at Delson-Kokish Associates, P.O. Box 476,
Trinidad,<br>
CA 95570<br>
Clinical and Forensic Evaluations, Consultation & Training<br>
(707) 677-3181 voice 677-0187
fax<br>
ron@delko.net email
<a href="http://www.delko.net/"; eudora="autourl">www.delko.net</a><br>
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From: owner-CHILD-MALTREATMENT-RESEARCH-L@cornell.edu<br>
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Susan Wilde<br>
Sent: Tuesday, April 15, 2003 2:53 PM<br>
To: Child Maltreatment Researchers<br>
Subject: Re: web-based research<br><br>
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Hello<br><br>
I've conducted website research and am finishing the development of
a<br>
tailor-izeable tool for students and other researchers to use.<br><br>
These are excellent questions.<br><br>
Encouraging someone to complete a survey online is much the same as<br>
doing so in person with pencil and paper instruments.... some<br>
researchers use small incentives, which would be harder to deliver<br>
via web. Having done a great deal of web-based information<br>
gathering, I can only say that by "human factoring" the pages
to<br>
reasonable lengths and by informing the participant at the
beginning<br>
and throughout, how many pages there are and how close to the<br>
completion they are, is about all you can do.<br><br>
As for preventing people from making multiple records, the web
server<br>
can gather data such as the incoming IP address and record that
with<br>
the record so as to detect possible multiple submissions from the<br>
same computer.<br><br>
Feel free to contact me off-listserve for more help or technical<br>
information.<br>
<br>
Susan Wilde, Psy.D.<br><br>
>It has occurred to a colleague and myself that an organizational web
site<br>
>(in this case WWW.CCOSO.ORG) might serve as a good place to collect
survey<br>
>data consistent with the site's subject area - in this case, sex
offenders.<br>
>We could look at public attitudes about sex offenders, Magen's
laws,<br>
>Registration, etc. We could give people a little quiz and see
how much<br>
>factual information they have on which to base their attitudes about
these<br>
>subjects. Although the sampling will not necessarily be
representative of<br>
a<br>
>particular group, we might be able to get large numbers of
respondents.<br>
><br>
>The technology for doing such research is easily available but we
also<br>
>foresee potential problems. First, how does one encourage site
visitors to<br>
>complete a survey. Perhaps more importantly, people wanting to
undermine<br>
>the research could easily submit multiple and fraudulent
surveys.<br>
><br>
>We will very much appreciate responses from researchers who have
perhaps<br>
>tried this kind of thing or who have looked into it and can shed
light on<br>
>these and other potential problems and advantages of this kind of
research.<br>
><br>
><br>
>***************************************************************************<br>
> Ron Kokish, ACSW, LMFT at Delson-Kokish Associates, P.O. Box
476,<br>
Trinidad,<br>
>CA 95570<br>
>
Clinical and Forensic Evaluations, Consultation &<br>
Training<br>
>
(707) 677-3181 voice 677-0187
fax<br>
>
ron@delko.net email
<a href="http://www.delko.net/"; eudora="autourl">www.delko.net</a><br>
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We are exploring a possible IV-e waiver for kinship caregiver support. I
would appreciate any information on current Beltway/Washington, DC
perspectives on both waivers and kinship research:
Waivers- have heard they may be halted/changed, is that true? Also,
what is current thinking on evaluation- is a comparison of a waiver
county compared with other urban counties in the state possible or are
is random assignment of cases pretty much expected now?
Kinship- What is the current Beltway view of the Illinois experience
with subsidized guardianship? Is there support for further
experimentation with alternative $ arrangements for kin?
Thanks, David
David Crampton, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences
Case Western Reserve University
10900 Euclid Avenue
Cleveland, OH 44106-7164
216-368-6680