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The first few questions are about things you might do if you had a concern about how your child is developing— that is, how your child plays, 
learns, speaks, acts or moves for his/her age. 

11. How confident are you that you would know what to do if you had a concern about
your child’s development (how your child plays, learns, speaks, acts or moves for his/her
age)?
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j Somewhat Confident
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j Very Confident
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12. If you had concerns about your child’s development, how LIKELY would you be to do
the following?
Very Unlikely

Somewhat Unlikely

Somewhat Likely

Very Likely

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Talk with your child's doctor about the 
concern.

13. If you or the doctor is concerned, how likely are you to:
Very Unlikely

Somewhat Unlikely

Somewhat Likely

Very Likely

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Ask your doctor for a referral to a specialist 
for further screening.
Call your state’s local early intervention 
program to have your child evaluated for 
services.

14. If you had concerns about your child’s development, how COMFORTABLE would you
feel doing the following?
Very Uncomfortable

Somewhat Uncomfortable

Somewhat Comfortable

Very Comfortable

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Talking with your child's 
doctor about the concern.

15. If you or the doctor is concerned, how comfortable would you feel:
Very Uncomfortable
Asking your doctor for a referral to a 

Somewhat 
Uncomfortable

Somewhat Comfortable

Very Comfortable

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specialist for further screening.
Calling your state’s local early intervention 
program to have your child evaluated for 
services.

 

 

16. Which of the following are reasons you might not talk to a doctor or you might wait to
talk to a doctor, if you had concerns about how your child is developing? Choose all that
apply.
c Fear or nervousness about talking to a doctor
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c Feeling rushed, like there’s no time to raise these concerns
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c Doctor is not helpful
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c Doctor would tell me if there was a problem
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c Doctor is usually too busy
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c Being a first­time parent
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c Worried about receiving bad news
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c Waiting to see if things get better (child “catches up” or “outgrows” the problem)
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c Doctor hasn’t taken my concerns seriously
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c Doctors have previously dismissed my concerns about my child’s development
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c Doctors are not the right people to talk to about my child’s development
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c None of these responses apply to me ­ I would always talk to my doctor about my concerns
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c Something else/other reason (Please Specify)
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Now you will be asked some questions about the booklet specifically. 

17. Did you notice a message about acting early (similar to the one pictured below) on the
bottom of many pages throughout the booklet you just reviewed?
 

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j No
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18. Thinking about the message about acting early you read in the booklet, please indicate
how much you agree or disagree with the following statements.
Strongly Disagree

Disagree

Agree

Strongly Agree

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There is something I didn’t like about the message.

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I didn’t understand some of the message.

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I did not learn anything new from this message.

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The message encouraged me to take action if I ever had a concern about 

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After reading the message, I feel confident that I know what to do if I ever 
have a concern about my child’s development.

my child’s development.
The information in the message is helpful.

 

 

19. After reviewing this booklet, how LIKELY are you to do the following?
Talk to my child’s doctor, if I had a concern about my 

More likely

Less likely

No change from before

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child’s development.

20. After reviewing this booklet, if you or the doctor is concerned, how likely are you to:
Ask the doctor for a referral to a specialist for further 

More likely

Less likely

No change from before

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screening.
Call your state’s local early intervention program to have 
your child evaluated for services.

21. After reviewing this booklet, how COMFORTABLE are you doing the following?
Talking to my child’s doctor, if I had a concern about my 

More comfortable

Less comfortable

No change from before

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child’s development.

22. After reviewing this booklet, if you or the doctor is concerned, how comfortable would
you feel:
Asking your doctor for a referral to a specialist for further 

More comfortable

Less comfortable

No change from before

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screening.
Calling your state’s local early intervention program to 
have your child evaluated for services.

 

 

23. Does the booklet encourage parents to:
No

Yes

Talk to their doctor right away about their concerns and not wait.

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Look for their child’s milestones.

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Take action if they have a concern.

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24. After reading the booklet, which of the following best describes you?
j The booklet made me less likely to act early, if I had a concern about my child’s development.
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j The booklet made me more likely to act early, if I had a concern about my child’s development.
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j The booklet had no effect on how I would act early, if I had a concern about my child’s development.
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25. What is your age range?
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j 21­30
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j 31­40
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j 41­50
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j 50+
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26. How many children do you have?
 

27. What is the age of your youngest child (in years)?
 

28. What is the highest level of education you have completed?
j Less than high school
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j High school diploma or GED
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j Technical college/Associates degree
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j Some college
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j College degree
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j Graduate degree
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29. Are you of Hispanic or Latino origin?
 

j Yes
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j No
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30. How would you describe your race? (Select all that apply.)
c American Indian or Alaska Native
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c Asian
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c Black or African American
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c Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
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c White
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c Decline to answer
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