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Online Research Study on Moms’ Insights on Family Health – $100 (Nationwide)
compensation:
Compensation will be paid through Tremendous.com
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About the Study:
This study focuses on moms’ perspectives and behaviors when making decisions about their children’s health and wellness. We are interested in understanding the types of information you seek, how you evaluate sources, and the factors that influence your choices. The research is conducted by a professional market research firm and is strictly for research purposes.
Study Details:
- Format: Online
- Duration: Approximately 45 minutes
- Dates: December 17th & 18th
- Location: Nationwide (participate from home)
- Compensation: $100 for participation
Eligibility Requirements:
- Moms between 18 and 45 years old
- Must currently care for a child under 18, or be expecting a child
- Must be comfortable speaking about your decision-making process regarding family health
- Must have access to a computer or device with a camera and internet connection
How to Participate:
- Complete a short online survey to see if you qualify: https://forms.gle/LvyVGpZt3HK2YUM48
- If you qualify, a recruiter will contact you to schedule your 45-minute online session.
- Prior to your session, you will review and sign a consent form acknowledging your participation and understanding of the study.
What to Expect During the Session:
- Sessions will be video recorded strictly for research purposes. Your identity will remain confidential; your name will never be linked to your responses.
- You will be asked to share your experiences and thoughts openly, but participation is voluntary. You may choose not to answer any question.
- There is no selling involved, and no personal health advice will be given.
Interested?
If you meet the eligibility requirements, please start by completing the short survey here: https://forms.gle/LvyVGpZt3HK2YUM48
We thank you in advance for your participation and for helping us advance understanding in family health research.