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Research Requests
MASP has been contacted by the following individuals or groups with requests for your participation in various IRB-approved research projects. We encourage your participation in this important work!
A request from Gwendolyn Davis, school psychology Ph.D. student at Indiana University Bloomington: I am collaborating with Maryellen Brunson McClain, PhD, Associate Professor of School Psychology at Indiana University Bloomington on a study to learn about school psychologists’ ADHD assessment and identification training and practices. We believe that the results of this study will provide valuable information to school psychologists about current practices and training needs surrounding ADHD assessment and identification in schools. Participants must be currently employed as a school psychologist in a public school district in the United States. This study has been approved by the Institutional Review Board (Protocol #21628) at Indiana University Bloomington. Participation is voluntary and is anticipated to take 15-20 minutes to complete. Participation can lead to a drawing of 1 of 4 $100 Amazon gift cards. All responses will be kept strictly confidential. Participants may opt out at any time. If you are interested in participating in the current study, please click here. If you have any general questions about the survey, please contact Dr. McClain at 812-856-8036 or mcclainm@iu.edu. Please feel free to forward the survey to any friends and colleagues you think may be interested in participating. We appreciate your help! A request from Brandy Elrod, predoctoral school psychology student at Georgia State University: I am working to complete my dissertation project titled ‘Social justice supervision practices of field-based school psychology supervisors: An empirical study’. This research seeks to better understand the indirect and direct social justice supervision practices used by field-based supervisors, as well as their training and efficacy in using these practices. This is an important area of research that currently has little empirical evidence. If you are interested, please click here for the survey and additional information. Many thanks in advance for your consideration of this project. Please email me at belrod1@student.gsu.edu with any questions or concerns. |
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