[TEXT Log-In]
Thanks for looking into our study! If you want to begin, click on the “Log-in” button below.
Insert
[TEXT 1] INSERT
Thank you for taking the time to learn more about our study!
The purpose of this study is to understand the opinions of young adult men who have sex with men on ways they can be tested for HIV. This study is being conducted by researchers at Rhode Island Hospital. This study is sponsored by the National Institutes of Health.
We would like to ask you a few questions to see if you are eligible for the study. Some of these questions will ask if you have ever been tested for HIV and the results of your HIV test. It will take less than two minutes to answer these questions.
If you are eligible for the study, we will tell you more about it and ask you to join the study. Don’t worry---you can answer these questions and then later decide not to be in the study.
If you are eligible for the study and complete the study, you can enter a lottery for one of several $100 Amazon.com gift cards.
INTR1. Can you help us to see if you are eligible for the study?
1 Yes, let’s go! 0 No, I’d rather not be a part of this study right now.
INSERT
[IF INTR1=0]
[TEXT 2]
No problem! If this was a mistake and you want to take the survey, you can click the Previous button.
You are welcome to come back later to this website using the link we gave you and see if you can be a part of the study. We would love to hear from you!
INSERT
INSERT LINK: https://pph- illume.ad.brown.edu/dev/Collector/Survey.ashx?Name=MHUNT_P1_SURV_ENGL
[IF INTR1=1]
SCR12. Before we begin, we would like to know how you got to our survey. Would you mind telling us how you reached us? 1 OkCupid 2 Manhunt Banner Ad 3 Grindr 4 Bender 5 Facebook Page 6 Reddit 7 BlackGayChat.com 8 Growlr 9 Pinterest 10 Referred by a Friend 14 Other (Text box) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
SCR1. What is your age?(drop-box) 17 17 or younger 18 18 19 19 20 20 21 21 22 22 23 23 24 24 25 25 or older 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
SCR2. Are you…? 1 Male 2 Female 3 Transgender male (female to male) 4 Transgender female (male to female) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
SCR3. Do you consider yourself Hispanic/Latino? 1 Yes 0 No 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
SCR 4.Which of these groups best represents your race? (You can choose more than one) 1 White 2 Black/African American 3 Asian 4 Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander 5 American Indian/Alaskan Native 6 Other 97 Don't Know 98 Refuse to Answer
SCR5. Do you currently live in the United States? 1 Yes 0 No 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
[IF SCR5 =1] SCR6. In which state do you live? AL - Alabama MA - Massachusetts AK - Alaska MI - Michigan AZ - Arizona MN - Minnesota AR - Arkansas MS - Mississippi CA - California MO - Missouri CO - Colorado MT - Montana CT - Connecticut NE - Nebraska DE - Delaware NV - Nevada DC - District of Columbia NH - New Hampshire FL - Florida NJ - New Jersey GA - Georgia NM - New Mexico HI - Hawaii NY - New York ID - Idaho NC - North Carolina IL - Illinois ND - North Dakota OH - Ohio IN - Indiana OK - Oklahoma IA - Iowa OR - Oregon KS - Kansas PA - Pennsylvania KY - Kentucky RI - Rhode Island LA - Louisiana SC - South Carolina ME - Maine SD - South Dakota MD - Maryland TN - Tennessee TX - Texas FM - Federated States of Micronesia UT - Utah GU - Guam VT - Vermont MH - Marshall Islands VA - Virginia MP - Northern Mariana Islands WA - Washington PW - Palau WV - West Virginia PR - Puerto Rico WI - Wisconsin VI - Virgin Islands WY - Wyoming ------97 Don’t Know AS - American Samoa 98 Refuse to Answer
SCR7. In what type of place do you live for most of the year? 1 Large city or surrounding suburb 2 Medium city or surrounding suburb 3 Small city 4 Town 5 Rural area 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
SCR8. Do you live alone most of the year? 1 Yes 0 No 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
[IF SCR8 = 0]
SCR9. Who do you live with most of the year? Check all that apply. 1 I live with a friend(s)/roommate(s) 2 I live with my parents/family 3 I live with my partner/spouse 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
SCR10. Have you ever had anal sex (as the “top”, “bottom” or both) with another man? 1 Yes 0 No 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
SCR11. Have you ever had a positive HIV test (been told that you are infected with HIV or are HIV+)? 1 Yes 0 No 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
Study questionnaire.doc 5
Participant may be eligible if ALL of the following criteria are met:
• Age (SCR1) is between 18-24 • Gender (SCR2) = 1/Male • COUNTS AS HISPANIC* AND HISPANIC SUBMISSIONS <450 o * Ethnicity (SCR3) = 1/Yes (Hispanic) -OR- COUNTS AS BLACK* AND BLACK SUBMISSIONS <450 o * Ethnicity (SCR3) = 0/No ( non-Hispanic) AND Race (SCR4) = 2/Black/African American -OR- COUNTS AS WHITE * AND WHITE SUBMISSIONS <450 o * Ethnicity (SCR3) = 0/No (non-Hispanic) AND Race (SCR4) = 1/White AND Race (SCR4) <> 2/Black/African American • US resident (SCR5) = 1/Yes • State (SCR6) is-any-of the following census bureau regions (à): o Northeast: CT, ME, MA, NH, RI, VT, NJ, NY, PA o Midwest: IN, IL, MI, OH, WI, IA, KS, MN, MO, NE, ND, SD o South: DE, DC, FL, GA, MD, NC, SC, VA, WV, AL, KY, MS, TN, AR, LA, OK, TX o West: AZ, CO, ID, NM, MT, UT, NV, WY, AK, CA, HI, OR, WA • Ever had anal sex (SCR10) = 1/Yes • Ever positive HIV test (SCR11) = 0/No • Questions SCR7 to SCR9 have no effect on eligibility
Otherwise, participant is ineligible.
Study questionnaire.doc 6
[IF ELIGIBLE] [TEXT 3]
Thanks for answering those questions! Based on what you told us, you are eligible for the study. Sweet!
Let us tell you a little more about the study and ask you to join us!
The next page is the consent form for the study. Please review it and let us know at the end of the page if you can help us by being in the study.
OMG! We know it is a long consent form---but please be patient with us. It’s not THAT long…
INSERT
[IF NOT ELIGIBLE] [TEXT 4]
Thank you so much for answering our questions! Based on what you told us, you are not eligible for the study. But that's OK! Your answers to these questions were very helpful. Thanks again and have a great day!
INSERT
Study questionnaire.doc 7
[TEXT 5]
Facilitating HIV testing among young adult MSM through social networking Stage I Survey
The purpose of this study is to ask your opinions about ways you can be tested for HIV. This study is being conducted by researchers at Rhode Island Hospital. This study is sponsored by the National Institutes of Health.
QUESTIONS ASKED IN THE SURVEY
The brief survey will take approximately 20-25 minutes to complete. The survey will ask you questions about yourself, your HIV testing history and HIV risk, and your opinions about ways you can be tested for HIV.
ELIGIBILITY FOR STUDY
You must be between the ages of 18 and 24 years-old, a US resident, have ever had anal intercourse (as a top and/or bottom) with at least one male partner, and believe or know that you are not HIV infected. Approximately 1,350 individuals are expected to participate in this study.
BENEFITS OF STUDY There is no direct benefit to you for being in this study. By participating in this study, you will be helping to develop a better understanding on the perspectives of young adult men like you on HIV testing.
CONFIDENTIALITY
Your participation in this part of the study will be kept confidential. After this study is over, we will be asking a random sample of people in this study to be in a follow-up study about HIV testing. Your participation in that study is voluntary, too. You do not have to be in both studies.
COMPENSATION
As an expression of gratitude to you for completing the study, you can enter a lottery for one of several $100 Amazon.com gift cards.
CONTACT INFORMATION FOR STUDY
If you have questions about the study or the procedures, you may contact Dr. Roland Merchant at (401) 444-5109 or by email at [email protected]. If you have any concerns about the study, you may contact the office of Research Administration Manager for Review Committees, Patricia E. Houser, at (401) 444-6246.
PARTICIPATION
Your participation in this study is voluntary. You may quit at any time. If you quit, you will not be able to return to complete this survey and will have to start again. You will only be able to take this survey once.
Study questionnaire.doc 8
CONS1. Would you like to participate in our survey? 1 Yes, I’d like to participate! 0 No, I’m not interested in participating.
[IF CONS1=1]
[TEXT 6]
First, we would like to ask you a few questions about you! Please tell us about yourself!
Come on, you know you want to tell us more! It’s ALL about you, after all!
INSERT
[IF CONS1=0]
[TEXT 7]
No problem! If this was a mistake and you want to take the survey, you can click the Previous button.
If you decide that you want to participate, you can re-click on the link to start over. We would love to hear from you!
INSERT
INSERT LINK: https://pph- illume.ad.brown.edu/dev/Collector/Survey.ashx?Name=MHUNT_P1_SURV_ENGL
Study questionnaire.doc 9
DEM1. Which of the following websites have you used within the past three months? (You can choose more than one.) 1 Manhunt 2 OKCupid 3 Gay.com 4 Adam4Adam 5 Barebackrt.com 6 Squirt 7 Facebook 8 Craigslist 9 I have not used any of these websites in the past three months 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
DEM2. Which of the following smartphone apps have you used within the past three months? (You can choose more than one.) 1 Manhunt 2 OKCupid 3 Grindr 4 Hornet 5 Adam4Adam 6 Squirt 7 Bender 8 Facebook 9 Jack’d 10 Guy Spy 11 Distinc.tt 12 Scruff 13 I do not use a smartphone 14 I have not used any of these apps in the past 3 months 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
DEM3. Do you have a primary care provider (doctor, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant) or a clinic for your medical care? 1 Yes 0 No 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
DEM4. Do you have, or are you covered by someone else’s, health care insurance? 1 Yes 0 No
Study questionnaire.doc 10
97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
DEM5. What best describes how much formal education you have had? (Choose one) 1 Did not complete high school 2 Currently in high school 3 Earned a high school diploma 4 Currently pursuing a GED (general equivalency diploma) 5 Earned a GED 6 Went to a technical/trade school – no high school diploma/GED 7 Went to a technical/trade school – after receiving high school diploma/GED 8 Completed some college but no degree earned 9 Currently pursuing an Associate’s Degree 10 Earned an Associate’s Degree 11 Currently pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree 12 Earned a Bachelor’s Degree 13 Currently pursuing a graduate or professional degree 14 Earned a graduate or professional degree 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
Study questionnaire.doc 11
[TEXT 8] Now we have a few questions about your blood donations and HIV testing. They are quick and easy, we promise! :)
INSERT
Study questionnaire.doc 12
HIV1. Have you ever donated blood? 1 Yes 0 No 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
[If HIV1=1] HIV2. How long has it been since you last donated blood? 1 Less than a month ago 2 Between 1 to 6 months ago 3 Between 6 months to 1 year ago 4 Between 1 year to 2 years ago 5 More than 2 years ago 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
[If HIV1=1] HIV3. Except for the times when you donated blood, have you ever been tested for HIV? Please do not include the times you have donated blood for someone else to use. 1 Yes 0 No 97 Don't Know 98 Refuse to Answer
[If HIV1=0] HIV4. Have you ever been tested for HIV? 1 Yes 0 No 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
[If (HIV1=1 and HIV3=1) or (HIV1=0 and HIV4=1)] HIV5. How often do you usually get tested for HIV? 1 At least 3 times a year 2 About twice a year 3 About once a year 4 About every two years 5 Between two to five years 6 More than every five years 7 I have only been tested once 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
Study questionnaire.doc 13
[If (HIV1=1 and HIV3=1) or (HIV1=0 and HIV4=1)] HIV6. How long has it been since your last HIV test? 1 Less than a month ago 2 Between 1 to 6 months ago 3 Between 6 months to 1 year ago 4 Between 1 year to 2 years ago 5 More than 2 years ago 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
[If (HIV1=1 and HIV3=1) or (HIV1=0 and HIV4=1)] HIV7. Why did you get your last HIV test? XXX (Free text)
[If (HIV1=1 and HIV3=0) or (HIV1=0 and HIV4=0)] HIV8. Why have you never gotten an HIV test? XXX (Free text)
HIV9. How comfortable do you feel in asking your health care provider for an HIV test? 1 Not comfortable 2 Somewhat comfortable 3 Comfortable 4 Very comfortable 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
Study questionnaire.doc 14
[TEXT 9] Please tell us more about yourself and your risk for having HIV. You can guess if you don’t know.
RIK1. How likely is it that you are infected with HIV (are HIV+), but might not know it? 1 Very likely 2 Likely 3 Somewhat likely 4 Not likely 5 Not possible at all 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
Study questionnaire.doc 15
[TEXT 10] Please tell us about your risk for an HIV infection from injecting drugs or having sex.
First, we will ask about your use of injection drugs, and then we will ask about your sex life.
Don’t be shy! Let us know ALL the good stuff!
INSERT
Study questionnaire.doc 16
RIK2. Have you EVER used any drug by injection for non-medical use?
By “non-medical use” we mean injecting drugs to get high or to help take away the bad effects of other drugs. Injection drugs may be street drugs such as heroin, anabolic steroids, cocaine or crystal meth. Or, injection drugs could have been prescribed but were not meant to be injected, such as Percocet®.
1 Yes 0 No 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
[If RIK2=0, then skip to RIK5]
Study questionnaire.doc 17
[IF RIK2=1]
[TEXT 11]
We will now ask you about sharing needles and syringes and using unclean needles or syringes. By sharing needles or syringes we mean using a needle or syringe after someone else has used it. By unclean needles or syringes we mean needles or syringes that had not been cleaned with bleach and water before they were used.
RIK3. When you injected drugs, did you EVER share an unclean needle or syringe? 1 Yes 0 No 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
RIK4. When you injected drugs, did you EVER share cookers, spoons, cottons or water? 1 Yes 0 No 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
Study questionnaire.doc 18
RIK5. Have you EVER had vaginal or anal sex without a condom with any WOMAN? 1 Yes 0 No 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
RIK6. Have you EVER had anal sex without a condom with any MAN when you were the “TOP”? You were the “TOP” if you had your penis inside a man’s butt. 1 Yes 0 No 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
RIK7. Have you EVER had anal sex without a condom with any MAN when you were the “BOTTOM”? You were the “BOTTOM” if a man put his penis inside your butt. 1 Yes 0 No 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
Study questionnaire.doc 19
[IF RIK5=1] RIK8. When was the LAST TIME you had vaginal or anal sex without a condom with any WOMAN? 1 Less than a month ago 2 Between 1 to 6 months ago 3 Between 6 months to 1 year ago 4 Between 1 year to 2 years ago 5 More than 2 years ago 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
[IF RIK6=1]
RIK9. When was the LAST TIME you had anal sex without a condom with any MAN when you were the “TOP”? You were the “TOP” if you had your penis inside a man’s butt. 1 Less than a month ago 2 Between 1 to 6 months ago 3 Between 6 months to 1 year ago 4 Between 1 year to 2 years ago 5 More than 2 years ago 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
[IF RIK7=1] RIK10. When was the LAST TIME you had anal sex without a condom with any MAN when you were the “BOTTOM”? You were the “BOTTOM” if a man put his penis inside your butt. 1 Less than a month ago 2 Between 1 to 6 months ago 3 Between 6 months to 1 year ago 4 Between 1 year to 2 years ago 5 More than 2 years ago 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
Study questionnaire.doc 20
[If RIK5<>1, SKIP TO TEXT13]
[TEXT 12] Please tell us about the female sexual partners you have EVER had. We will ask you about main, casual and exchange female sexual partners.
• Main female sexual partners are women you felt committed to such as girlfriends, wives, significant others, or life partners
• Casual female sexual partners are women you had sex with, but did not feel committed to
• Exchange female sexual partners are women you gave money, drugs, or other things to pay for sex, OR women you had sex with so they would give you money, drugs, or other things
INSERT
Study questionnaire.doc 21
RIK11. How many different main female sexual partners did you EVER have anal or vaginal sex with when you were not wearing a condom?
Main female sexual partners are women you felt committed to such as girlfriends, wives, significant others or life partners. Count each person you had sex with as one partner. X 0 None 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
IF ANSWER FOR RIK11 >50, SHOW "You told us you have had XX different main female sexual partners. If this is correct, click Next to proceed. If this is incorrect, click Previous to go back and change your answer."
RIK12. How many different casual female sexual partners did you EVER have anal or vaginal sex with when you were not wearing a condom?
Casual female sexual partners are women you had sex with, but did not feel committed to. Count each person you had sex with as one partner. X 0 None 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer IF ANSWER FOR RIK12 >50, SHOW "You told us you have had XX different casual female sexual partners. If this is correct, click Next to proceed. If this is incorrect, click Previous to go back and change your answer."
RIK13. How many different exchange female sexual partners did you EVER have anal or vaginal sex with when you were not wearing a condom?
Exchange female sexual partners are women you gave money, drugs, or other things to pay for sex, OR women you had sex with so they would give you money, drugs, or other things. Count each person you had sex with as one partner. X 0 None 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer IF ANSWER FOR RIK13 >50, SHOW "You told us you have had XX different exchange female sexual partners. If this is correct, click Next to proceed. If this is incorrect, click Previous to go back and change your answer."
Study questionnaire.doc 22
[IF RIK6<>1 and RIK7<>1, SKIP TO TEXT14]
[TEXT 13] Please tell us about the male sexual partners you have EVER had. We will ask you about main, casual, and exchange male sexual partners.
• Main male sexual partners are men you felt committed to such as boyfriends, husbands, significant others or life partners
• Casual male sexual partners are men you had sex with, but did not feel committed to
• Exchange male sexual partners are men you gave money, drugs, or other things to pay for sex, OR men you had sex with so they would give you money, drugs, or other things
INSERT
Study questionnaire.doc 23
[IF RIK6=1] RIK14. How many different main male sexual partners did you EVER have anal sex with when you were the “TOP” and not wearing a condom?
Main male sexual partners are men you felt committed to such as boyfriends, husbands, significant others or life partners. Count each person you had sex with as one partner. X 0 None 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer IF ANSWER FOR RIK14 >50, SHOW "You told us you have had XX different main male sexual partners when you were the “TOP”. If this is correct, click Next to proceed. If this is incorrect, click Previous to go back and change your answer."
[IF RIK6=1] RIK15. How many different casual male sexual partners did you EVER have anal sex with when you were the “TOP” and not wearing a condom?
Casual male sexual partners are men you had sex with, but did not feel committed to. Count each person you had sex with as one partner. X 0 None 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer IF ANSWER FOR RIK15 >50, SHOW "You told us you have had XX different casual male sexual partners when you were the “TOP”. If this is correct, click Next to proceed. If this is incorrect, click Previous to go back and change your answer."
[IF RIK6=1] RIK16. How many different exchange male sexual partners did you EVER have anal sex with when you were the “TOP” and not wearing a condom?
Exchange male sexual partners are men you gave money, drugs, or other things to pay for sex, OR men you had sex with so they would give you money, drugs, or other things. Count each person you had sex with as one partner. X 0 None 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer IF ANSWER FOR RIK16 >50, SHOW "You told us you have had XX different exchange male sexual partners when you were the “TOP”. If this is correct, click Next to proceed. If this is incorrect, click Previous to go back and change your answer."
Study questionnaire.doc 24
[IF RIK7=1] RIK17. How many different main male sexual partners did you EVER have anal sex with when you were the “BOTTOM” and he/they were not wearing a condom?
Main male sexual partners are men you felt committed to such as boyfriends, husbands, significant others or life partners. Count each person you had sex with as one partner. X 0 None 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
IF ANSWER FOR RIK17 >50, SHOW "You told us you have had XX different main male sexual partners when you were the “BOTTOM”. If this is correct, click Next to proceed. If this is incorrect, click Previous to go back and change your answer."
[IF RIK7=1] RIK18. How many different casual male sexual partners did you EVER have anal sex with when you were the “BOTTOM” and he/they were not wearing a condom?
Casual male sexual partners are men you had sex with, but did not feel committed to. Count each person you had sex with as one partner. X 0 None 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer IF ANSWER FOR RIK18 >50, SHOW "You told us you have had XX different casual male sexual partners when you were the “BOTTOM”. If this is correct, click Next to proceed. If this is incorrect, click Previous to go back and change your answer."
[IF RIK7=1] RIK19. How many different exchange male sexual partners did you EVER have anal sex with when you were the “BOTTOM” and he/they were not wearing a condom?
Exchange male sexual partners are men you gave money, drugs, or other things to pay for sex, OR men you had sex with so they would give you money, drugs, or other things. Count each person you had sex with as one partner. X 0 None 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer IF ANSWER FOR RIK19 >50, SHOW "You told us you have had XX different exchange male sexual partners when you were the “BOTTOM”. If this is correct, click Next to proceed. If this is incorrect, click Previous to go back and change your answer."
Study questionnaire.doc 25
PrEP is NOT the same as PEP, which are medications taken AFTER you might have been exposed to HIV. This question is ONLY about PrEP.
RIK20. Have you taken HIV PrEP (Truvada®)? 1 Yes 0 No 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
Study questionnaire.doc 26
[TEXT 15]
We now would like to ask you about six different places and ways you can be tested for HIV. A little later, we will tell you more about these places and types of tests.
There are no right answers---just tell us what you think based on what you know or believe right now. We really want to know!
INSERT
Study questionnaire.doc 27
[TEXT 16]
Places and ways people can be tested for HIV:
INSERT
Also, some people are tested for HIV in prison or jails with rapid or conventional tests.
If you are using a smartphone, you can zoom-in or turn your phone to make the information larger.
As you answer the next set of questions, you will be able to view this table again on a separate tab by clicking “CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION” throughout the survey. This message will appear after every other question and at the bottom of each page. [SHOW FOR WIL01 through WIL06 and WIL23 through WIL42.
Study questionnaire.doc 28
WIL01. Think about the last time you were tested for HIV. What kind of test did you have? 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 7 Prison/Jail: Conventional HIV test 8 Prison/Jail: Rapid HIV test 9 I have never been tested for HIV 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
WIL02. For your next HIV test, which test are you MOST likely to actually get? 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
WIL03. For your next HIV test, which test are you LEAST likely to actually get? 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
IF WIL03’s ANSWER = WIL02’s ANSWER, SHOW <“Please, check over your previous answers before moving on. You gave us the same answer for the last two questions. Please, change your answers.”>
WIL04. Which of the following HIV tests would you MOST likely recommend to others? 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test
Study questionnaire.doc 29
2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
WIL05. Which of the following HIV tests would you LEAST likely recommend to others? 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
IF WIL05’s ANSWER = WIL04’s ANSWER, SHOW <“Please, check over your previous answers before moving on. You gave us the same answer for the last two questions. Please, change your answers.”>
WIL06. If you could get ANY of these HIV tests, which would you choose for your next HIV test? 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
WIL07. If you were concerned that you MIGHT be infected with HIV, which test would you want to get? 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test)
Study questionnaire.doc 30
97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
Study questionnaire.doc 31
[TEXT 17] We now would like to tell you a little more about the six different ways and places you can be tested for HIV and ask about your experiences and comfort with those tests.
INSERT
Study questionnaire.doc 32
[TEXT 18]
At a community organization (such as an HIV testing center), the staff usually does the HIV test for you. They are usually volunteers. The community organization can provide counselors and resources to inform you about HIV, its prevention, and its treatment. Some community organizations have rapid and some have conventional HIV tests.
[IF WIL01=9, DO NOT SHOW WIL08 AND WIL09]
WIL08. Have you ever had a rapid HIV test at a community organization? For a rapid HIV test, you get the test results the same day, usually within 20 minutes. 1 Yes 0 No 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
WIL09. Have you ever had a conventional HIV test at a community organization? For a conventional HIV test, the tests are sent to a laboratory, so you usually do not get the test results the same day. 1 Yes 0 No 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
Study questionnaire.doc 33
[IF WIL08=1] WIL10. How would you rate your most recent experience with getting a rapid HIV test at a community organization? Rate your experience with 1 as the worst experience, and 10 as the best experience. 1-10 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
[IF WIL09=1] WIL11. How would you rate your most recent experience with getting a conventional HIV test at a community organization? Rate your experience with 1 as the worst experience, and 10 as the best experience. 1-10 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
WIL12. Do you know where you could get an HIV test at a community organization in your area? 1 Yes 0 No 98 Refuse to Answer
Study questionnaire.doc 34
[TEXT 19]
At a medical facility (such as a hospital or clinic), the staff usually does the HIV test for you. There is usually a medical provider in the facility which can answer your questions and provide you with medical services. Some medical facilities have rapid and some have conventional HIV tests.
[IF WIL01=9, DO NOT SHOW WIL13 AND WIL14]
WIL13. Have you ever had a rapid HIV test at a medical facility? For a rapid HIV test, you get the test results the same day, usually within 20 minutes. 1 Yes 0 No 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
WIL14. Have you ever had a conventional HIV test at a medical facility? For a conventional HIV test, the tests are sent to a laboratory, so you usually do not get the test results the same day. 1 Yes 0 No 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
Study questionnaire.doc 35
[IF WIL13=1] WIL15. How would you rate your most recent experience with getting a rapid HIV test at a medical facility? Rate your experience with 1 as the worst experience, and 10 as the best experience. 1-10 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
[IF WIL14=1] WIL16. How would you rate your most recent experience with getting a conventional HIV test at a medical facility? Rate your experience with 1 as the worst experience, and 10 as the best experience. 1-10 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
WIL17. Do you know where you could get an HIV test at a medical facility in your area? 1 Yes 0 No 98 Refuse to Answer
Study questionnaire.doc 36
[TEXT 20]
The Home Access® HIV-1 Test System is a conventional “home-based” HIV test. We will describe it: • You can buy the test kit from a store or the internet • The test kit comes with instructions. If you have questions, there is a toll-free telephone number for help. • You take a fingerstick of your blood and put it on a small piece of cotton that comes with the kit • You send your blood sample to the company’s laboratory using a mailer that comes with the kit • In a few days, you call the company’s laboratory to get your HIV test results • If your HIV test is positive, the laboratory staff tells you who you can call for help
[IF WIL01=9, DO NOT SHOW WIL18]
WIL18. Have you ever used a conventional “home-based” HIV test to test yourself for HIV? 1 Yes 0 No 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
Study questionnaire.doc 37
[IFWIL18=1] WIL19. How would you rate your experience with the conventional “home-based” HIV test? Rate your experience with 1 as the worst experience, and 10 as the best experience. 1-10 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
WIL20. Do you know where you could buy a conventional at-home HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) from a store in your area? 1 I know a place that sells the conventional at-home HIV test 2 I think I know a place that might sell the conventional at-home HIV test 3 There are no places in my area that sell the conventional at-home HIV test 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
Study questionnaire.doc 38
[TEXT 21]
The OraQuick® In-home HIV Test is a rapid HIV at-home test. We’ll describe it: • You can buy the test kit from a store or the internet • The test kit comes with instructions. If you have questions, there is a toll-free telephone number for help. • You take a swab of the fluid from your mouth and put it in a test tube that comes in the kit • In about 20 minutes, you can see your HIV test results on the swab in the test tube • The test kit comes with a toll-free telephone number to call if your HIV test is positive
[IF WIL01=9, DO NOT SHOW WIL21]
WIL21. Have you ever used a rapid HIV self-test to test yourself for HIV? 1 Yes 0 No 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
Study questionnaire.doc 39
[IF WIL21=1] WIL22. How would you rate your experience with the rapid HIV self-test? Rate your experience with 1 as the worst experience, and 10 as the best experience. 1-10 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
WIL23. Do you know where you could buy a rapid at-home HIV test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) from a store in your area? 1 I know a place that sells the rapid at-home HIV test 2 I think I know a place that might sell the rapid at-home HIV test 3 There are no places in my area that sell the rapid at-home HIV test 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
Study questionnaire.doc 40
[TEXT 22]
We are interested in your opinions about the six different places and ways you can be tested for HIV. Please tell us what you think! There are no right answers---just tell us what you believe based on what you know or believe right now.
When answering these questions please do NOT think about the cost of the tests to you. Later on, we will ask you also to consider the costs of the tests to you---but not right now!
INSERT
Study questionnaire.doc 41
WIL24. Which HIV test is the EASIEST for you to get? 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
WIL25. Which HIV test gives you results that are the EASIEST to understand? 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
WIL26. Which HIV test provides you with the EASIEST way to get medical care if you tested positive for HIV? 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
WIL27. Which HIV test makes it EASIEST to talk to a counselor about your results? 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
Study questionnaire.doc 42
WIL28. Which HIV test is the LEAST embarrassing to get? 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
WIL29. Which HIV test makes you the LEAST anxious about getting tested for HIV? 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
WIL30. Which HIV test gives you the MOST privacy in getting tested? 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
WIL31. Which HIV test is the MOST accurate? 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
Study questionnaire.doc 43
WIL32. Which HIV test gives you the MOST privacy in getting your test results? 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
WIL33. Which HIV test motivates you the MOST to get tested for HIV more often? 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
WIL34. Which HIV test motivates you the MOST to get tested as soon as possible for HIV? 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
WIL35. Which HIV test makes you feel that you have the MOST control over your sexual health? 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
WIL36. Which HIV test motivates you the MOST to get your sexual partners to be tested for HIV? 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test
Study questionnaire.doc 44
3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
Study questionnaire.doc 45
[TEXT 23]
You just finished answering some questions about things you might consider when choosing your next HIV test. Please think about your answers to those questions for a minute. Now, please answer these questions.
INSERT
Study questionnaire.doc 46
WIL37. For your next HIV test, which test are you MOST likely to actually get? 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
[IF WIL37 ≠ 97 AND WIL37 ≠ 98] WIL38. Please tell us why the XXX is the test you are MOST likely to actually get in the text box below. XXX (free text)
WIL39. For your next HIV test, which test are you LEAST likely to actually get? [DO NOT SHOW THE RESPONSE OPTION SELECTED IN WIL37] 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
[IF WIL39 ≠ 97 AND WIL39 ≠ 98] WIL40. Please tell us why the XXX is the test you are LEAST likely to actually get in the text box below. XXX (free text)
WIL41. Which of the following HIV tests would you MOST likely recommend to others? 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test)
Study questionnaire.doc 47
97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
WIL42. Which of the following HIV tests would you LEAST likely recommend to others? 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
IF WIL42’s ANSWER = WIL41’s ANSWER, SHOW <“Please, check over your previous answers before moving on. You gave us the same answer for the last two questions. Please, change your answers.”>
WIL43. If you could get ANY of these HIV tests, which would you choose for your next HIV test? 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
[IF WIL43 ≠ 97 AND WIL43 ≠ 98] WIL44. Please tell us why the XXX is the test you would choose for your next HIV test in the text box below. XXX (free text)
WIL45. If you were concerned that you MIGHT be infected with HIV, which test would you want to get? 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test
Study questionnaire.doc 48
3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
[IF WIL45 ≠ 97 AND WIL45 ≠ 98] WIL46. Please tell us why the XXX is the test you would choose if you were concerned that you MIGHT be infected with HIV in the text box below. XXX (free text)
Study questionnaire.doc 49
[TEXT 24]
OK! Now please think about what HIV tests you might choose if you had to pay for the test yourself, OR if your health care insurance paid for the test. Here is what these tests might cost: INSERT
If you are using a smartphone, you can zoom-in or turn your phone to make the information larger.
As you answer the next set of questions, you will be able to view this table again by clicking the “CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION” button throughout the survey. This button will appear after every other question and at the bottom of each page. [SHOW FOR WIL47 through WIL52.
INSERT
Study questionnaire.doc 50
WIL47. Which HIV test would you MOST likely choose for your next HIV test if you had to pay for HIV testing? 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
[IF WIL47 ≠ 97 AND WIL47 ≠ 98] WIL48. Please tell us why that XXX is the test you would MOST likely choose if you had to pay for HIV testing in the text box below. XXX (free text)
[IF WIL47=5] WIL49: From where would you buy the XXX (for #5)? 1 Store/pharmacy 2 Internet/online 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
[IF WIL47=6] WIL50: From where would you buy the XXX (for #6)? 1 Store/pharmacy 2 Internet/online 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
WIL51. Which HIV test would you LEAST likely choose for your next HIV test if you had to pay for HIV testing? [DO NOT SHOW THE RESPONSE OPTION SELECTED IN WIL47] 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer
Study questionnaire.doc 51
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
[IF WIL51 ≠ 97 AND WIL51 ≠ 98] WIL52. Please tell us why that XXX is the test you would LEAST likely choose if you had to pay for HIV testing in the text box below. XXX (free text)
Study questionnaire.doc 52
[TEXT 25]
There is another type of rapid HIV self-test that is NOT yet available. It is undergoing testing to see if it can be used at home. We’ll describe it:
Fingerstick In-home Rapid HIV Self-Test • You will be able to buy the test kit from a store or the internet • The test kit will come with instructions. If you have questions, there will be a toll- free telephone number for help. • You take a fingerstick of your blood and put it on a device that comes in the kit • In about 20 minutes, you can see your HIV test results on the device • The test kit comes with a toll-free telephone number to call if your HIV test is positive
Now, please think about the Fingerstick In-home Rapid HIV Self-Test in comparison to the other six places and ways you could get tested for HIV. Please answer these questions.
As you answer the next set of questions, you will be able to view this table again by clicking the “CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION” button throughout the survey. This button will appear after every other question and at the bottom of each page. [Show on questions WIL53 to WIL58.
Study questionnaire.doc 53
WIL53. Which kind of HIV test would you MOST likely want to have? 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 7 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (Fingerstick In-home HIV Test) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
[If WIL53=7] WIL54: Please tell us why the Fingerstick In-home Rapid HIV Self-Test is the test you MOST likely want to have in the text box below. XXX (free text)
WIL55. Which kind of HIV test would you LEAST likely want to have? [DO NOT SHOW THE RESPONSE OPTION SELECTED IN WIL53] 1 Community organization: Conventional HIV test 2 Community organization: Rapid HIV test 3 Medical facility: Conventional HIV test 4 Medical facility: Rapid HIV test 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 7 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (Fingerstick In-home HIV Test) 97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
[If WIL55=7] WIL56: Please tell us why the Fingerstick In-home Rapid HIV Self-Test is the test you LEAST likely want to have in the text box below. XXX (free text)
WIL57. If you were to get tested at home, which HIV test would you MOST likely use? 5 Home: Conventional HIV test (Home Access® HIV-1 Test System) 6 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (OraQuick® In-home HIV Test) 7 Home: Rapid HIV self-test (Fingerstick In-home HIV Test) 0 None of these: I do not want to get tested at home.
Study questionnaire.doc 54
97 Don’t Know 98 Refuse to Answer CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
[If WIL57=7] WIL58. Please tell us why the Fingerstick In-home Rapid HIV Self-Test is the HIV test you would MOST likely use to be tested at home in the text box below. XXX (free text)
Study questionnaire.doc 55
[TEXT 26]
Awesome! Thank you for your help in answering our questions.
WIL59. Is there anything else that you would like to tell us about what is important to you when choosing where and how you want to be tested for HIV? Feel free to write it out in the text box below. XXX [free text]
INSERT
Study questionnaire.doc 56
[TEXT 27] Just a few more questions!
First, do you want to win a $100 Amazon.com gift card? Several lucky guys will win one of several $100 gift cards for being in this study. If you want to join the lottery, please give us your email address. We promise not to share it with anyone.
LOT1. Do you want to participate in the Amazon.com gift cards raffle? 1 Yes, I would like to participate in the Amazon.com gift card raffle! 0 No thanks. I do not want to participate in the Amazon.com gift card raffle.
INSERT
[IF LOT1=1] EMAIL_LOT. Here is my email for the Amazon.com gift cards raffle:
Study questionnaire.doc 57
[TEXT 28] In a few months, we will be starting a new study about HIV testing. We will be asking about 450 guys to be in that study. If you are selected and complete the study, you will be compensated for your time.
If you don’t mind, may we contact you by email later to see if you can help us by being in that new study? You can later decide not to be in the study. Right now, we would like to be able to reach you to send an invitation.
FUT1. Are you interested in receiving more information about this study in the future? 1 Yes, I want to learn more about this study! 0 No thanks. I do not wish to participate in another study.
INSERT
[SHOW IF LOT1=1 and FUT1=1]
FUT2. Can we use the same email address (
[SHOW IF FUT1=1 and (LOT1=0 or FUT2=0)]EMAIL_FUT. To which email address can we send you more information about the study in the future?
[TEXT 29] Again, thank you for your time! Your answers have been very valuable. We hope that you enjoyed the study. Feel free to tell your friends about the study!
INSERT
Study questionnaire.doc 58