L. Stanton Parenting Plan Evaluation Survey - Round 2
Thank you for your participation in my PhD research study titled, Advice from the Oracle: The structuring of parenting plans for special needs children in South Africa – from conflict to consensus.
As you are aware the aims of this research are, firstly, to determine best practices for the development of parenting plans for children with special needs; and secondly, to develop a comprehensive protocol and guideline to assist the courts in making these very important decisions, especially in regard to vulnerable child with special needs.Â
Your participation in the first round of this study has been analyzed and it will be appreciated if you can further assist by answering 21 questions below. Your responses will be recorded and adherence to the Protection of Personal Information Act 4 of 2013 will be ensured. Anonymity will also be ensured, and the data collected will not have any identifiers associated with it. This survey is to be completed and submitted before 9 June 2024. If you have trouble submitting this form, download a Word Document to fill and email to lstantonpsychology@gmail.comÂ
Parenting Plan Evaluation Survey:
Please read the following statements and indicate in the block the number that best represents your level of agreement with each statement.
Strongly Disagree
1 - SD
Disagree
2 - D
Neutral
3 - N
Agree
4 - A
Strongly Agree
5 - SA
There are 21 questions in this survey. All of them are required. After completion, please click submit and your survey will be emailed.Â
Please indicate by selecting your answers below. After every individual question, also please indicate the priority level pertaining to the question, from 1 - 10 by selecting the dropdown list. (1 = Low Priority to 10 = High Priority).
The structuring of parenting plans for special needs children in South Africa – from conflict to consensus.
Please read the following statements and indicate in the block the number that best represents your level of agreement with each statement.
The structuring of parenting plans for special needs children in South Africa – from conflict to consensus.
Please read the following statements and indicate in the block the number that best represents your level of agreement with each statement.
The structuring of parenting plans for special needs children in South Africa – from conflict to consensus.
Please read the following statements and indicate in the block the number that best represents your level of agreement with each statement.