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Recent content by Dylan Armstead

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    Help - Graduate Research Study for the ASD Community

    Correct, the double barrelled question doesn't allow the user to specify whether they 1) receive services or 2) want to. Instead, it groups them together in a similar pool for data purposes. Questions beyond the initial "screening" questions go into further detail into services received/desired.
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    Help - Graduate Research Study for the ASD Community

    I agree, if you wanted to select yes. Per our requirements we need screening questions to eliminate those who do not wish to receive services, have services, or won't aid in obtaining the required data. Therefore we are required to have questions like this which allow an exit for an outcome.
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    Help - Graduate Research Study for the ASD Community

    The question "Do you or the individual(s) you care for currently receive or want to receive Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) treatment services?" has the Yes/No answer. Selecting Yes indicates that you currently receive services or have a desire to potentially receive services. Selecting No...
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    Help - Graduate Research Study for the ASD Community

    Thank you for your input! The point of our screening questions are to screen those who's data will assist this research. Having an initial Yes/No questions about current services being received or desired helps the the goal of this study.
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    Help - Graduate Research Study for the ASD Community

    Unfortunately due to perimeters set within this study, I am unable to provide any compensation. The study is set to help people who would like to share their voice in assisting the ASD community with needs that may or may not currently be provided. Donuts sound amazing though. I wish I could...
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    Help - Graduate Research Study for the ASD Community

    Haha it can be quite short based on answers selected! However, for my graduate study, I am only allowed to use the data from surveys with every question completed. :(
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    Help - Graduate Research Study for the ASD Community

    Looking into the survey, that prompt shows up after the screening question "Do you or the individual(s) you care for currently receive or want to receive Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) treatment services?" The answers to this question are Yes or No with selecting No bringing you to the screen...
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    Help - Graduate Research Study for the ASD Community

    Some questions pertain to potential services currently offered as well as potential new services (including packages). You can complete the survey without having any services, answers would then be taken as desire for such potential new services. Let me know if you have any questions!
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    Help - Graduate Research Study for the ASD Community

    Hello all, I am a graduate student at Hamline University in Minnesota. My group and I are conducting a research study to find specific needs of the ASD community. We've created a short survey to help find these needs and submissions are completely anonymous. If you'd like to be updated on...
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