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Compensated Research Survey for Parents of Children with ADHD

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4 years ago•0 Replies

This is the link to the study:

okstatecas.co1.qualtrics.co...

You will receive an ID number on the last page of this survey and you will enter it into

okstatecas.co1.qualtrics.co...

The second survey is for the ID and email address so we keep everything separated out and anonymous. We send you the gift card through your email and the two other quick surveys will be sent to your email as well. Please make sure to complete all parts of the survey as well to get your gift card!

Thank you for your help!

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