Research Protocol Process Sample Clauses

Research Protocol Process. The researcher informed the participants of the structure that will be used in research to get the desired outcome. They were informed that during the study they may expect the following study procedures: First, that they will complete a form describing their demographic information and an initial screening survey to determine their appropriateness for the study. They will also be e-mailed or mailed a set of tentative interview questions. Second, they will be contacted within one week of the screening by the primary researcher via phone or in person to let them know if they have been selected for the study. If they have been selected for the study the researcher will set up a time and place for the individual interviews with both partners. Third, approximately one week prior to the interview they will receive the interview questions via e-mail or via mail. They are invited to look over the questions, reflect on potential answers. Fourth, the interview will consist of individual partners present for an hour each time, to talk on the topics of culture, premarital counseling, and marriage. Fifth, after the individual interview correspondence about findings, researcher interpretations and presentation of findings will occur on an as needed basis either in person, via telephone, or via e-mail. The researcher may ask them a few short questions in order to confirm or clarify interpretations from the interview. Interviews will be recorded using a digital audio recorder. The recordings will be stored in a locked office cabinet at the Care and Counseling Center of Georgia and will be destroyed after transcription. Sixth, a second couple interview will be scheduled for an hour and both members will be present to answer questions and discuss. Seventh, after the couple interview correspondence about findings, researcher interpretations and presentation of findings will occur on an as needed basis either in person, via telephone, or via e-mail. The researcher may ask them a few short questions in order to confirm or clarify interpretations from the interview. Interviews will be recorded using a digital audio recorder. The recordings will be stored in the locked office cabinet at the Care and Counseling Center of Georgia and will be destroyed after transcription. Eighth, that they may skip any question throughout the interview or demographic information that they do not wish to answer or that makes them feel uncomfortable.
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