TCK Research Study

I am conducting my thesis work in Psychology. This is the second part of a two phase study that I welcome you to take part in. You do not have to complete the first part to participate.

http://silicon.network.ncf.edu/ingmar.gorman/tck_test/

A research team from the New College of Florida is looking to examine the effects of a multicultural environment on human psychology. We are particularly interested in individuals who have experienced high mobility, although this is not a requirement for participation. We hope this research will further the understanding of human development and support positive outcomes of a multicultural upbringing.

After completion of the survey you will be given instructions on how to receive the results of the study once it is finished. This study is anonymous and has been approved by an Institutional Review Board. If you have any questions about this research study, please contact Ingmar Gorman at ingmar.gorman (at) ncf.edu

Your participation will be most appreciated!"
Thank you! Ingmar Gorman

Research Study for Military Brats

You are being invited to participate in a research study for adults who grew up in the U.S. Military (i.e., military "brats"). This survey will investigate childhood experiences, adulthood relationships, and cultural identity amongst adult military brats.

You are eligible to participate if you 18 years or older and grew up as a dependent in the U.S. military. The survey will take approximately 15-30 minutes. Your participation is greatly appreciated, and it will contribute to our understanding of growing up in the military.

Interested individuals should click the following link to be taken to the anonymous and confidential survey webpage:

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=gKUyYXpREKnyHSvQt1zyPA_3d_3d

This survey is a dissertation study by Codi Schale, M.A. from the UMKC Department of Counseling Psychology and is not affiliated with Military Brats Registry. For more information, please contact Codi by email: clwmq7@umkc.edu.


Please feel free to forward this survey to anyone you feel may be interested. Permission is granted to post this message on listservs, webpages, emails, or announcements, and such advertisement is encouraged.

Educational Research Study

This summer I am conducting a survey researching third culture kids (TCKs) . Your participation and input as a military brat is needed! As a thank you, three Amazon gift cards will be given away in a drawing: two for the amount of $100 and one for $50.

Below is the survey link:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=So_2f_2bbgA4ywiHkFA7bcFicw_3d_3d

The purpose of the survey is to collect information on the TCK experience regarding identity and belonging to produce a comprehensive, sociological study on the identity formation of TCKs.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact me (the principal investigator) at Joy.Souligny@pepperdine.edu.

Thank you for your participation and helping out a fellow TCK! Feel free to pass on the link to other TCKs!

Joy Souligny

(approved by the Military Brats Registry)

Cross-cultural Childhood Study

Have you lived part of your childhood or adolescence in a foreign country?

If you have lived over 2 years before the age of 18 in a country outside the culture of your parents, we invite you to participate in our study about the consequences of living a cross-cultural childhood. You will have the opportunity to enter a one of eight $50 dollar gift certificate raffles from Amazon.com.

Visit:

https://web2survey.unt.edu/users/rch0067/ACCE/

User name: user1
Password: user1

Please feel free to forward this post on to others who have the cross-cultural experience mentioned above and may be interested in participating.

You may also email on write either one of us to obtain a copy of the results of the study.

Thank you,

Jennifer Wilson, M.S.
Researcher
jlw0042@unt.edu
(940) 565-2671

Raquel C. Hoersting
Researcher
rch0067@unt.edu
(940) 565-2671

Sharon Rae Jenkins, Ph.D.
Faculty Advisor
University of North Texas Psychology Department
jenkinss@unt.edu
(940) 565-2671

This research project has been reviewed and approved by the UNT Institutional Review Board (940) 565-3940. Contact the UNT IRB with any questions regarding your rights as a research subject.