Development of Personal Choice in Adolescents
Research Question:
How do personal choice and autonomy develop in adolescents? In particular, how do
these develop in autistic adolescents?
Basic Study Information
Purpose:
In this online study, a parent and their adolescent will independently complete brief
surveys. The adolescent will complete their survey first, and it may take up to 15
minutes. Afterwards, the parent will complete their survey, which may take up to 20
minutes. We hope this research will lead to expanding resources that support autonomy
and independence as adolescents transition into adulthood.
Study Reference #: 00007602
Lead Researcher (Principal Investigator)
Lead Researcher:
Loisa Bennetto
Study Contact Information
Study Coordinator: Rachel Young
Email: ryoung17@u.rochester.edu
Additional Study Details
Study Details:
Eligibility: Adolescents must be between 12 and 17 years old and be fluent in English.
They can be autistic or non-autistic. They cannot have an intellectual disability.
They should be able to complete the survey independently (audio support is provided
for children who are not strong readers).
Number of Visits:
None
Reimbursement:
Yes
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