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Welcome to the NHPP Sample Survey: Post Data Collection
Informed Consent
You are invited to participate in a 20-question electronic survey about what is important to you when you think about your health.
What you will be asked to do:
1.Read the informed consent and agree.
2.Expand your knowledge and understanding of health by watching a 12-minute on-line video describing the survey process and the 13 components of health.
3.Provide standard demographic information and your world-view.
4.Identify your health priorities by ranking your 13 health components.
5.Indicate your levels of satisfaction with each of your 13 health components. Taking the survey will take between 10-15 minutes.
6. Participate with your professor or group leader in a 10-45 minute debriefing and discussion session about class norms (class data only, no personal information included).
Potential Risks:
Because your health really matters, assessing and prioritizing your 13 components of health may provide you with some level of discomfort, especially if you assess several of your health components negatively. If you experience discomfort, you may choose to grunt through it to finish the task. On the other hand, you are also welcome to discontinue the survey at any time with no negative repercussions. A list of resources to help you enhance your different aspects of health is available on the project web page where you watched the video: https://karlsalscheider.efoliomn.com You may also connect with a health counselor from your university as designated by your professor or group leader.
Potential Benefits:
This study, prioritizing the 13 components of health in particular, has a 20-year informal research base from a state university in the Midwest. This learning experience is all about you and what you want in life. This experience allows for extensive self-discovery and open discussion in the non-threatening environment of your own classroom. This data set will aid in the development of the Quality of Life Index (QLI); an entry-level health assessment tool. As previous participants have written, prioritizing the 13 components of health is: "insightful, life-changing, and fun".
Confidentiality:
If you choose to complete this survey, your responses are all private and anonymous. Even the researcher is unaware of who you are. Your individual responses will not be made public. Your professor or group leader will only receive aggregate class or group data that you will discuss at your debriefing.
Your Participation is Voluntary:
You must be 18 years old or older to participate in this survey. Completion of this survey is exclusively voluntary. This survey is expected to be personally enlightening and contribute significantly to the literature on health priorities. The risks of taking this survey appear minimal. Regardless, you do not have to do this. If you choose not to complete this survey, there are absolutely no negative repercussions. If your professor or group leader wants you to do this as part of a class, you may still opt out with options to do something else. If you have any questions with this survey, you are welcome to contact me at any time at: ksalscheider@bemidjistate.edu If you have any problems with this survey, you are welcome to contact the Bemidji State University Institutional Review Board at 218-755-2027.
How do you agree to this Informed Consent?
By answering question #1 with YES.
Thank you for your consideration!
Dr. Karl W. Salscheider
NHPP Director
You are invited to participate in a 20-question electronic survey about what is important to you when you think about your health.
What you will be asked to do:
1.Read the informed consent and agree.
2.Expand your knowledge and understanding of health by watching a 12-minute on-line video describing the survey process and the 13 components of health.
3.Provide standard demographic information and your world-view.
4.Identify your health priorities by ranking your 13 health components.
5.Indicate your levels of satisfaction with each of your 13 health components. Taking the survey will take between 10-15 minutes.
6. Participate with your professor or group leader in a 10-45 minute debriefing and discussion session about class norms (class data only, no personal information included).
Potential Risks:
Because your health really matters, assessing and prioritizing your 13 components of health may provide you with some level of discomfort, especially if you assess several of your health components negatively. If you experience discomfort, you may choose to grunt through it to finish the task. On the other hand, you are also welcome to discontinue the survey at any time with no negative repercussions. A list of resources to help you enhance your different aspects of health is available on the project web page where you watched the video: https://karlsalscheider.efoliomn.com You may also connect with a health counselor from your university as designated by your professor or group leader.
Potential Benefits:
This study, prioritizing the 13 components of health in particular, has a 20-year informal research base from a state university in the Midwest. This learning experience is all about you and what you want in life. This experience allows for extensive self-discovery and open discussion in the non-threatening environment of your own classroom. This data set will aid in the development of the Quality of Life Index (QLI); an entry-level health assessment tool. As previous participants have written, prioritizing the 13 components of health is: "insightful, life-changing, and fun".
Confidentiality:
If you choose to complete this survey, your responses are all private and anonymous. Even the researcher is unaware of who you are. Your individual responses will not be made public. Your professor or group leader will only receive aggregate class or group data that you will discuss at your debriefing.
Your Participation is Voluntary:
You must be 18 years old or older to participate in this survey. Completion of this survey is exclusively voluntary. This survey is expected to be personally enlightening and contribute significantly to the literature on health priorities. The risks of taking this survey appear minimal. Regardless, you do not have to do this. If you choose not to complete this survey, there are absolutely no negative repercussions. If your professor or group leader wants you to do this as part of a class, you may still opt out with options to do something else. If you have any questions with this survey, you are welcome to contact me at any time at: ksalscheider@bemidjistate.edu If you have any problems with this survey, you are welcome to contact the Bemidji State University Institutional Review Board at 218-755-2027.
How do you agree to this Informed Consent?
By answering question #1 with YES.
Thank you for your consideration!
Dr. Karl W. Salscheider
NHPP Director