The Wright Institute: Dissertation research on family sleeping habits

Hello! My name is Ari, and I am doctoral student in clinical psychology at the Wright Institute. I am currently looking for participants for my dissertation research! My study explores the relationship between family sleeping habits and the development of sleep terrors in children.

Participants must:

• Be over the age of 18
• Be a caregiver for a typically developing child between the ages of 1-6

Participants who meet this criteria are eligible to fill out a short online survey! Here is the link!

Participation is totally voluntary. The survey will last approximately 10 minutes, and is only in English. The survey is on Qualtrics, which is HIPAA compliant, meaning that your data will be secure. We will gather information on your age, your child’s age, the number of individuals in your household, and your race. You may skip any question you do not wish to answer. Upon completion of the survey, you will have the option of signing up for a raffle to win a $25 gift card. Your data will be kept in an encrypted, secure location.

This research will be completed by Ari Orenstein (she/hers), M.A., a doctoral student in clinical psychology at the Wright Institute in Berkeley, CA. This study has IRB approval from the Wright Institute’s IRB Chair, Ginny Morgan--irb [at] wi.edu. This means that it has been reviewed by a board and found to meet ethical research standards. Contact Ari with questions: aorenstein [at] wi.edu. Dissertation chair: Dr. Sydnie Yoo, syoo [at] wi.edu.

Thank you for your time and consideration!