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IF YOU ARE A CARIBBEAN MOTHER OF A
CHILD (AGES 4 to 14), THEN YOU ARE
INVITED TO TAKE A SURVEY
THIS STUDY?S IRB PROTOCOL NUMBER is 13-124
The Research Group on Disparities in Health within the Department of Health and Behavior Studies at Teachers College, Columbia University, in New York, New York is studying how Caribbean women who were not born in the United States with a child (ages 4 to 14) describe the food choices they make for themselves and their children, including decisions about physical activity and television viewing. Our
goal is to use our findings to design health education for immigrant mothers raising
school age children.
? Participation in this survey is limited to the first 200 women
? Participants will spend about 20 to 30 minutes answering survey questions
? After 200 people complete the survey, the computer program will
automatically close the survey and send out bar?coded gift certificates
for use at www.Amazon.com to three randomly chosen e-mail accounts ($300,
$200 or $100) without in any way linking your identity to the survey results.
? Please go to the link below (www.DIVAhealth.org/CaribbeanMOM/) to view
the informed consent, learn about your rights as a participant and proceed
to the survey.
? We invite you to e-mail, text message and tweet other women you
know too
Go to www.DIVAhealth.org/CaribbeanMOM/ and take the survey
for a chance to win a $300, $200, or $100 prize.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR PARTICIPATION!
ANDREA BLAIR-DAWSON, Doctoral Candidate, Department of Health and Behavior Studies, Pre-Doctoral Fellow, Research Group on Disparities in
Health, Teachers College, Columbia University, Box 114, 525 W. 120th Street, New York, NY xxxx7; apbxxxx@tc.columbia.edu
*BARBARA C. WALLACE, Ph.D., Director, Research Group on Disparities in Health, Professor of Health Education, Clinical Psychologist, Department
of HealthTear-off a tab with the link to the surveyBox 114, 525 W. 120th Street, New York, NY xxxx7; Bcw3@columbia.edu;
and Behavior Studies, Teachers College, Columbia University, and spread the word!
Study Contact Number: 267-269-xxxx