Information about the Ohio Study is now available! Please click the links below for more information about the study.
Ohio Study Flyer
Principal Investigator Letter
Purpose of Study - This study is intended to collect information on how children spend their time outside of the home and school: where they go, who they spend time with, and what they do when not in home or school. Adolescents who get involved with drugs, violence, or risky sexual activity typically do so when they are not at home or in school, so it’s important to understand how this time is used differently across families and communities.
Principal Investigators - Dr. Chris Browning, Professor of Sociology at The Ohio State University, and his colleagues, Drs. John Casterline, Elizabeth Cooksey, Mei-Po Kwan, and Zhenchao Qian are conducting this research.
Principal Implementers - Margaret Lowden and Wes Whitmore are the principal implementers of all phases of the project and full-time staff at CHRR. Their work includes questionnaire programming, sample design, preparation of all training materials, and troubleshooting for technical problems that may include the Web Survey and Vicidial support.