Reading Habits (NZ)

I am planning to conduct a research experiment related to the English reading habits of English as a Foreign Language (EFL) learners and native speakers of English. In order to do so I need to locate English native speaker participants to 1) Read an English book (100 page young adult book) and 2) Agree to a one-hour on-line interview regarding reading habits and reflections about the novel. Also, during the interview you will be required to write a short paragraph (100-150 words) in response to a prompt about the novel’s contents.

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What is required from the participant?

Complete reading of an adolescent fiction book of about 100 pages. 1 hour on-line interview. About 10 Australian Dollars in a paypal payment will be given upon completion.

Trial Location

New Zealand - Northland , Auckland , Waikato , Bay of Plenty , Gisborne , Hawkes Bay , Taranaki , Wanganui , Manawatu , Wairarapa , Wellington , Nelson , Marlborough , West Coast , Canterbury , Timaru - Oamaru , Otago , Southland

Groups

NS - Condition specific
Age:	Any - Any
Gender:	Any
Ethnicity:	Any
Criteria:	Native Speakers of the English Language

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Questions

	Do I have to read a paticular book or could you please suggest some ? Thank you. Kind Regards, Stacey posted by KaylahMalice on 2012-01-25 16:23:39
I have the exact book that needs to be read. It's in PDF format. After reading you will be required to meet on line for an on-line interview. During the interview you would need to have access to Microsoft Word to type in some answers. posted by BarryLeeReynolds on 2012-01-26 19:57:42
	None. posted by Dando on 2012-01-26 09:43:53
I didn't get your question. Do you need some further info about the study? posted by BarryLeeReynolds on 2012-01-26 19:58:01

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