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Searching for participants for my dissertation - investigating sex differences in autism

LindumDiss

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Hi :) I was just looking for participants for my dissertation. I'm investigating the role that gender plays in the stressors and coping mechanisms of autistic individuals. It consists of three questionnaires, and should take around ten minutes.

You're given the AQ-10 to start with, then a scale assessing your vulnerability to stress, then a scale that measures the extent to which you find certain things in life - such as parents, chores, money, cleaning - either an uplift or a hassle.

Anybody is welcome to participate, as long as you are above the age of 18. Any help would be greatly appreciated - thank you for reading!

https://unioflincoln.questionpro.eu/t/AB3u1AMZB3vqir
 
Interesting intro, so I took the questionnaire. As a very literal person, I was bothered by the grammatical constructs arrived at when selecting a response, but hey that’s just me. Interesting, and it would be nice to see the results of this study.
 
Done! Please share your results here with us when you’re finished working, OP, we’d all love to know the findings I’m sure🫶🏻

The ‘Hassle/Uplift’ line of questioning was new and and bit strange to me, but I think I got my head around it in the end😅

Out of interest: ahead of time, what is your hypothetical prediction?
 
I have filled in in but I find the same box for very low and not applicable odd. It makes it difficult for discriminate the answers IMHO.
 

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