Participate in Research that Makes a Difference: Don’t Delay – Final iPad Drawing for Subtype Survey Participants is July 31

Participate in Research that Makes a Difference: Don’t Delay – Final iPad Drawing for Subtype Survey Participants is July 31 
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ARI seeks parents, caregivers and adults with autism to take part in ARI’s Research Surveys. Participants who complete the new Adult Medical Survey and/or the updated ARI E-2 Survey before the deadlines will automatically be entered for a chance to win an Apple iPad.   
 
Have a survey already in progress?
It’s not too late! Use your previously created login to access surveys in progress. Forgot your password? Use the “Lost or forgotten password” link and a new one will be emailed to you.  

 

Parents & Caregivers Urged to Complete Updated ARI E-2 Survey to Identify Autism Subtypes by 11:59 p.m. PDT, July 30th  

 

Who: Chief Investigator Steve M. Edelson, Ph.D., Executive Director, Autism Research Institute.

 

What: Comprehensive, consent-based online survey. The survey is lengthy and may take up to two hours to complete – you can start the survey and then save it, and return and complete it another time. The

survey is online at: www.AutismResearchSurvey.com.

Purpose: (1) To corroborate previous research on subtyping autism and (2) to determine, based on parent responses, possible underlying causes and the effectiveness of various interventions in relation to each subtype. 


Compensation: Participants who complete the entire survey will receive a complimentary one-year subscription to ARI’s science newsletter, the Autism Research Review International. In addition, participants will be entered in a contest to win an Apple iPad. Note: one entry per individual with ASD.   

Once the data has been collected and analyzed, we will send a summary report to all of the participants. If we do replicate our previous findings, we will also inform each participant to which subgroup their son or daughter belongs to.

Where: International – this study is open to participants worldwide.  

 

When: Data collection is ongoing, but the final iPad drawing for the Updated ARI E-2 Survey will take place July 31, 2014. The winner of the drawing will not be announced publicly. 

 

 Complete the Updated E-2 Survey  

 

 

Adult Medical Survey 
If you have a son or daughter age 18 years or older, or you are on the autism spectrum and are age 18 or older, we would appreciate it if you could complete this survey.

 

Who: Chief Investigator Steve M. Edelson, Ph.D., Executive Director,  and Valerie Paradiz, Ph.D., Autistic Global Initiative, Autism Research Institute.

 

What: Comprehensive, consent-based online survey. The survey may take up to one hour to complete – you can start the survey and then save it, and return and complete it another time. The survey is online at: www.AdultASDSurvey.com.

 

Purpose: The purpose this survey is to document medical problems commonly associated with adults (18 years and older) on the autism spectrum.

Compensation: Participants will be entered in a contest to win an Apple iPad. The next drawing for the Adult Medical Survey will be held September 1, 2014. Note: one entry per individual with ASD.

 

Where: International – this study is open to participants worldwide.  

 

When: Data collection is ongoing. 

Complete the Adult Medical Survey  

 

 

At the Autism Research Institute we have focused on providing information that is unbiased and broad-reaching, to assist families in making informed treatment decisions. If you can’t join us live for the lecture and Q&A on the day a talk occurs, you can catch the replay online. Free certificates of participation are available for select talks upon completion of a brief knowledge quiz. Visit ARI’s Online Learning site  


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About Dan Yedinak

Dan Yedinak is an Information Technology consultant, volunteer Web Administrator for the Autism Research and Resources of Oregon, and an Autism Advocate.
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