Opinions Needed: TV and Parenting

Hello. I am an assistant professor in the Edward R. Murrow School of
Communication at Washington State University. I am conducting an
on-line survey about parents' attitudes about television and
parenting. Whether you use the television to keep your children busy
while you fold laundry or whether you fret about what your children see
on TV (or both), please share your opinions!

This project has been reviewed and approved for human participation by
the Washington State University Institutional Review Board. The survey
is intended for individuals who live in the United States.

Could you take 10 to 20 minutes to tell me your opinions about these
important issues? If so, you will be entered into an early summer
raffle for $50!

If you are interested, please visit
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=37601520185


Thank you for your time.

- Stacey J.T. Hust

"stacey" wrote in message
oups.com...
Hello. I am an assistant professor in the Edward R. Murrow School of
Communication at Washington State University. I am conducting an
on-line survey about parents' attitudes about television and
parenting. Whether you use the television to keep your children busy
while you fold laundry or whether you fret about what your children see
on TV (or both), please share your opinions!

This project has been reviewed and approved for human participation by
the Washington State University Institutional Review Board. The survey
is intended for individuals who live in the United States.

Could you take 10 to 20 minutes to tell me your opinions about these
important issues? If so, you will be entered into an early summer
raffle for $50!

If you are interested, please visit
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=37601520185


Thank you for your time.

- Stacey J.T. Hust

Wow. Four assistant professors in that university all called Stacey, and all
doing a servey on TV and children.
Either that or she thinks she has to write it four times before anyone will
notice?
Anyone that sends identical spam (even appropriate spam) more than
once-especially as a reply to their own message, is automatically ignored by
me.
Debbie

Actually Debbie it's just one assitant professor who was having
computer problems. The message kept stopping in the middle of the
post, and so I would start again. Apparently, without knowing it, I
had posted it four times. I did go in and remove the extra posts --
but I guess you're still seeing them ?. Sorry about that -- I'm trying
my best.

Thanks,

Stacey




Welches wrote:
"stacey" wrote in message
oups.com...
Hello. I am an assistant professor in the Edward R. Murrow School of
Communication at Washington State University. I am conducting an
on-line survey about parents' attitudes about television and
parenting. Whether you use the television to keep your children busy
while you fold laundry or whether you fret about what your children see
on TV (or both), please share your opinions!

This project has been reviewed and approved for human participation by
the Washington State University Institutional Review Board. The survey
is intended for individuals who live in the United States.

Could you take 10 to 20 minutes to tell me your opinions about these
important issues? If so, you will be entered into an early summer
raffle for $50!

If you are interested, please visit
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=37601520185


Thank you for your time.

- Stacey J.T. Hust

Wow. Four assistant professors in that university all called Stacey, and all
doing a servey on TV and children.
Either that or she thinks she has to write it four times before anyone will
notice?
Anyone that sends identical spam (even appropriate spam) more than
once-especially as a reply to their own message, is automatically ignored by
me.
Debbie