The Promoting Equitable, Affirming Relationships Lab (PEARL) and Mah Lab are recruiting participants for their ADHD Study: Family Perceptions of ADHD.
About the study
The researchers want to understand how Asian Canadian and White Canadian parents make decisions about what treatment to pursue for their children/teenagers with ADHD.
In this study, the parent completes an online questionnaire, and there’s an optional child/teenager interview (3 times over 1 year). No in-person visits are required.
Eligibility
Asian Canadian or White Canadian parent of a child or teenager (6–18 years old) with suspected or recently diagnosed ADHD.
Compensation
In appreciation of your time and valuable insights, eligible families may receive up to $150 CAD for participating. To receive compensation, participants must be able to accept payment in Canadian dollars through a Canadian bank account.
If you’re interested, please complete a brief eligibility screening:
Contact
Email: pearl@psych.ubc.ca
Phone: 604-822-8756
PIs
Principal Investigators:
Dr. Amori Yee Mikami
Professor, Department of Psychology
Dr. Janet Mah
Clinical Child Psychologist, BC Children’s Hospital
Clinical Assistant Professor, UBC Psychiatry