Attachment 20 References for Raffle Studies

July 05, 2012 Attachment 20 References for Raffle Studies Version 1

Authors	Title	Source journal	Example	Page Numbers
B.R. Simon Rosser, J. Michael Oakes, Joseph Konstan, Simon Hooper, Keith J. Horvath, Gene P. Danilenki, Katherine E. Nygaard, and Derrek J. Smokenski	Reducing HIV risk behavior of men who have sex with men through persuasive computing: results of the Men's INTernet Study II	AIDS 2010 24:2099-2107	"Therefore compensation was set at $80 for completing the pretest intervention, and posttest, with an additional $20-25 for completing each follow-up survey. This amount was deemed sufficient, but not coercive, for retention. Second, we employed a quarterly e-raffle with a monetary first prize of $150 to maintain study contract.”	2101
M. Meghan Davidson, Nikole J. Cronk, Kari Jo Harris, Solomon Harrar, Delwyn Cately, Glenn E. Good	Strategies to Recruit and Retain College Smokers in Cessation Trails	Res Nurs Health. 2010 April	“Recruitment efforts included relationship-building raffles…” “Individual incentives were employed during the second through fourth phases of recruitment. During the second phase, in addition to the assistance of the Study Liaisons, non-monetary items such as cookies were provided during administration of the Screener and raffles for iPods were held immediately following the screening assessment.”	Abstract, 6
Ann L. Graziotti, Jane Hammond, Daniel Messinger, Carla Bann, Cynthia Miller-Loncar, Jean E. Twomey, Charlotte Bursi, Eunice Woldt, Jay Ann Nelson, Debra Fleischmann, Barbara Alexander	Maintaining Participation and Momentum in Longitudinal Research Involving High-Risk Families	Journal of Nursing Scholarship 2012	“Incentives were also given for keeping the first scheduled appointment and for being on time for appointments. Raffles were held for larger gifts, such as bicycles and televisions, and families became eligible for these when they attended their clinic visit.”	122
Alice Cepeda, Avelardo Valdez	Ethnographic Strategies in the Tracking and Retention of Street-Recruited Community-Based Samples of Substance Using Hidden Populations in Longitudinal Studies	Subst UseMisuse. 2010 April	“Project Brown Raffle—A final strategy using during the course of the study was what was known as the “Project Brown Raffle.” Within a three-month period, every respondent who completed either a baseline or follow-up interview was eligible to participate in the raffle. As the completion of their respective interviews, respondents would receive a raffle ticket with a unique number printed on either side of the ticket….”	7
KL Drews, JS Harrell, D Thomas, SL Mazzuro, EG Ford, M Carter, DA Ford, Z Yin, AN Jessup, J-B Roullet	Recruitment and retention strategies and methods in the HEALTHY Study	International journal of Obesity 2009	“Handing out raffle tickets for donated items to students who came to back-to-school activities.”	525
Derwin Hall, Tai Edward Few, Marilyn Pyeatt	Healthy Relationships: A small group-level intervention with people living with HIV/AIDS	Technical Assistance Guide	“In the original research, incentives were used to encourage intervention participates to arrive on time. The incentives were raffled off at the end of each session and only the participants who arrived on time were eligible to participate in the raffle.”	63
Jeffrey S. Nevid, Jodi L. Lampmann	Effects on Content Acquisition of Signaling Key Concepts in Text Material	Teaching of Psychology 2003	“We used a raffled prize of a personal stereo system as a motivation incentive to encourage students to perform their best on content quizzes. Participants received one raffle ticket for completing the study and an additional raffle tickets based on their quiz performance…”	5
Eric Stice	A Prospective of the Dual-Pathway Model of Bulimic Pathology: Mediating Effects of Dieting and Negative Affect	Journal of abnormal Psychology 2001	“To compensate participants for their time, raffles were held for $15 gift certificates to a local book and music store or magazine subscription.”	126
Heather Shaw, Lisa Ramirez, Ariel Trost, Pay Randall, Eric Stice	Body Image and Eating Disturbances Across Ethnic Groups: More Similarities Than Differences	Psychology of Addictive Behaviors 2004	“Participants received a $15 gift certificate to a local book and music store to compensate them for completing the assessment battery.”	13
Lela A. Rankin, Jennifer L. Maggs	First Year College Student Affect and Alcohol Use: Paradoxical Within-and Between-Person Associations	J Youth Adolescence 2006	“Weekly raffles for gift certificates plus a one-time 20-dollar-thank you for each participant were provided as incentives.”	928
Amy G. Lam, Nolan W.S. Zane	Ethnic differences in coping with interpersonal stressors: A test of Self-Construals as Cultural Mediators	Journal of Cross Cultural Psychology 2004	“On completion of the questionnaires, most participants were entered into a raffle for participation. The raffle included one $100 prize, and two $25 prizes.”	451
Monica A Marsee, Persephanie Silverhorn, Paul J. Frick	The Association of Psychopathic Traits with Aggression and Delinquency in Non-Referred Boys and Girls	Behav. Sci. Law 23 2005	“All teachers received a $50.00 gift certificate upon completion of the questionnaires. Additionally, all teachers were entered into a raffle to win a $100.00 gift certificate and, it they returned forms early, they were also entered into an additional “early-bird” raffle to win a $75.00 gift certificate.”	809
Gwendolyn Quinn, Susan Vadaparami, Crystal Wilson, Lindsey King, Jimin Choi, Cheryl Miree, Sue Friedman	Attitudes of high-risk women toward preimplantation genetic diagnosis	Fertility and Sterility Vol. 91 June 2009	“Participants were asked to place their completed surveys in the SURVEYS box and those that wished to be entered into the raffle for one of two $50 gift certificates could detach the cover letter and place it in the RAFFLE box.”	2363
Charu L. Jain, Christina M. Wyatt, Ryan Burke, Kent Sepkowitz, and Elizabeth M Begier	Knowledge of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s 2006 Routine HIV Testing Recommendations among New York City Internal Medicine Residents	AIDS Patient care and STDs Volume 23, 2009	“Residents who completed the survey before June 6, 2007 were entered into a raffle to win one of ten $100 gift cards. After June 6th, residents completing the survey received a $5 Starbucks gift card.	168

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