Justification Memo 0784 for 83-I change request

Justification Memorandum 0784 for 83-I change request 10-15-15.docx

Risk and Benefit Perception Scale Development

Justification Memo 0784 for 83-I change request

OMB: 0910-0784

Document [docx]
Download: docx | pdf

Risk and Benefit Perception Scale Development”

(OMB Control Number 0910-0784)



Change Request (83-C)

October 15, 2015



The Food and Drug Administration is submitting this nonmaterial/non-substantive change request (83-C). The purpose of this project is to develop and validate risk and benefit perception scales and to explore various methods for measuring perceptions, attitudes and intentions that can be used for OPDP research moving forward.  The long-term objective is to improve the validity and reliability of risk and benefit perception measures to help ensure effective communication of product information in DTC ads. We are requesting an amendment to adjust the number of participants in Pretest 2 of this project.  We are not seeking to change the study procedure.


The estimated annual hourly burden, formerly estimated as 6,310 hours has increased by 563 hours to a total estimated annual hourly burden of 6,873 hours.  The increase to pretest hours is due to a programming error on the part of the contractor that resulted in a failure to properly randomize participants in Pretest 2. Lack of random assignment to condition means it is not possible to determine if potential differences between conditions are due to our independent variables or the characteristics of the participants in each condition. Thus, we will not be able to use the data from Pretest 2 to determine which items adequately discriminate between levels of the independent variable, drug risk and efficacy.  A total of 543 participants completed Pretest 2 before the programming error was found. This was close to the original burden estimate for Pretest 2, so we are requesting to re-run Pretest 2 again with 500 additional participants in order to have usable data. In addition, based on the pretest numbers, we estimate that we may see more overage in the main study than originally estimated. As a result, we have increased the hours for the main study in order to account for this overage. A revised burden table is presented below.



Table 1.--Estimated Annual Reporting Burden


Activity

No. of Respondents

No. of Responses per Respondent

Total Annual Responses

Average Burden per Response1

Total Hours

Pretest screener

23,000

1

3,000

0.033

(2 minutes)

99

Main study screener

20,000

1

20,000

0.03

(2 minutes)


600

Pretest

11,648

1

1,648

.5

(30 minutes)


824

Main Study

10,700

1

10,700

.5

(30 minutes)


5,350

Total

35,348

1

35,348

--

6,873

1With online surveys, several participants may be completing the survey at the time that the total target sample is reached. Those participants are allowed to complete the survey, which can result in the number of completes going slightly over the target number. Based on two waves of pretesting, we estimate this amount at approximately 7% for the main study waves. Thus, if our target is 10,000, we have rounded up by an additional 700 to allow for some overage in each of four waves of testing.




Table 2.—Adjustments to Total Hours


Activity

Adjustment to Total Hours

Notes

Pretest screener

39 additional hours

Change described above

Main study screener

0

No Change

Pretest

274 additional hours

Change described above

Main Study

250 additional hours

Change described above

Total

563 additional hours



File Typeapplication/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document
AuthorBetts, Kevin
File Modified0000-00-00
File Created2021-01-24

© 2024 OMB.report | Privacy Policy