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Please consider participating in our online research project comparing different characteristics in children with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD), children with Autism Spectrum Conditions (ASC) and typically developing children. This project would require you to complete a series of questionnaires about your child online. We hope the findings will provide a better understanding about SPD and ASC. This project is a collaboration between the University of Cambridge and the Sensory Processing Disorder Foundation. The study will take about one hour in total. To participate in the study, you must be, 18 years of age or older, and your child must be 5 years or older. You also need internet access to participate. You will be directed to a page on the Cambridge Psychology website, where you will be invited to complete several questionnaires. You also have the option of being able to login and logout of the website at any point in between tests if you want to complete the tasks on separate occasions. Only authorised people directly involved in the study will have access to your personal information, and this information will be treated as strictly confidential. This application has the approval of the Cambridge Psychology Research Ethics Committee of the University of Cambridge and the Institutional Review Board at Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions. In addition, if you agree to take part, you will automatically be entered into a draw with a chance to win a £50 ($80) Amazon voucher. If you are interested in participating please go to http://cambridgepsychology.com/volunteers/ or you could copy the address and paste it in your web browser. You will be required either to log in with your existing account or to register if you have not taken part in previous research. Once you have logged in please complete the Child Perception Study. If you have any questions you can contact Teresa Tavassoli at the University of Cambridge by email at tt303@cam.ac.uk or by phone 01223-746157 or 07826123529. You can also contact Anna Legenkaya at the SPD Foundation by e-mail at anna@spdfoundation.net or by phone 303-794-1182. Thank you for considering taking part in this study. Our research depends entirely on the goodwill of potential volunteers such as you.
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