Postpartum research

[unlvgrad]

Well heres the ad that we post up and send to people, It would definately help the research and fatherhood if you guys could participate and help spread the word. We are trying to get at least 500 participants. The survey would take about 20mins (give or take 10mins)


Researchers at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas are investigating the impact of fatherhood on men's health and behavior. We are looking for men between the ages of 18-40 years who have young children (0-4 years) to complete a short, completely anonymous, online survey. To participate please go to www.maternalhealthlab.com and click Postpartum Dads.

[sao95]

I took the survey, took about 5 minutes..

[unlvgrad]

thank you

[LuckyDad]

5 mins.? You're good. About 15 here. Suggestions - If the survey had "sometimes" or "maybe", instead of just Yes or No, I think it would help. There were a number of places I got stuck on which to answer because of this. Also, a "Not Sure" or some other options on some of the questions would have come in use.
Good luck.

[unlvgrad]

i didn't make the survey plus its not my study per se but when i was looking over it i was kinda looking for that too.

i'll definately bring it up thank you

[bunky]

Just took it....kind of personal with sex questions I might add....j/k

[madmax61107]

Over 40...can't play

[QJ]

interesting survey. didn't take long at all, though.

[woodchuck]

Just a few minutes, but its hardly applicable to families with sahds.

[unlvgrad]

The study will examine the health and well-being of fathers of young children and their perceptions of maternal psychiatric complications.

i'll admit i personally do not see a direct sahds app but i would consider sahds as fathers still :wink:

thanks for the support btw

we are going to wait a little bit longer (a bit more people) and then we'll hopefully come up with preliminary results. i'll definately post up what we found

[GregO]

Yeah, I'll agree it was a pretty quick go-through, but that too often there is "mushy middles" that don't apply to true yes or no answers. Still, it's real hard to accommodate that.

Still, it gave me a lot more to think about than the usual consumer surveys I get emailed ...