Coping Mothers
Internet-Based Research Study
The Coping Mothers project is a research study examining the effects of perceived health, coping methods, and differentiation on relationship satisfaction 6-12 months postpartum mothers. Your participation in the study may help researchers learn how differentiation and coping abilities when dealing with health problems effects relationship satisfaction.
Researchers are looking for women who meet all the following criteria:
•First time mothers with child(ren) who are 6-12 months of age
•Are currently in a long-term relationship or marriage with the child’s father
•Are fluent in English
If you are interested in participating in this internet-based research project, please cut and paste the following URL address: http://69.51.190.45/IntWeb.dll?PROJE...DE=2&IACTION=2.
If you have questions or concerns before deciding to participate, please call Dr. Anne Edwards at Purdue University Calumet (219) 989-2863, or email her at edwardsa@calumet.purdue.edu. This study was approved by the institutional review board at Purdue University on December 11, 2009, (protocol #0912008704).
Internet-Based Research Study
The Coping Mothers project is a research study examining the effects of perceived health, coping methods, and differentiation on relationship satisfaction 6-12 months postpartum mothers. Your participation in the study may help researchers learn how differentiation and coping abilities when dealing with health problems effects relationship satisfaction.
Researchers are looking for women who meet all the following criteria:
•First time mothers with child(ren) who are 6-12 months of age
•Are currently in a long-term relationship or marriage with the child’s father
•Are fluent in English
If you are interested in participating in this internet-based research project, please cut and paste the following URL address: http://69.51.190.45/IntWeb.dll?PROJE...DE=2&IACTION=2.
If you have questions or concerns before deciding to participate, please call Dr. Anne Edwards at Purdue University Calumet (219) 989-2863, or email her at edwardsa@calumet.purdue.edu. This study was approved by the institutional review board at Purdue University on December 11, 2009, (protocol #0912008704).
