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TEXAS WOMAN’S UNIVERSITY
E-MAIL RESEARCH INVITATION
Hi, my name is Janet Johnson, a Texas Woman’s University Doctoral Candidate in Rhetoric. I am working on my dissertation and would like to invite you to participate in my study by completing an online questionnaire.
Time magazine named YOU as person of the year. Citizens’ online input is an important part of the upcoming Presidential 2008 election. This election is one for debate and the online venues are filled with political discourse. Because of you, political discourse goes beyond the Sunday morning talk shows. YOU are creating important dialogues that help others make informed decisions during this important time in U.S. history.
The information you provide in this questionnaire will help not only me, but the political discourse community. Overall, your insightful answers will help me gain a deeper understanding about blogging the Presidential 2008 election.
Below you will find the explanation and purpose to my research as well as the procedures and potential risks.
The URL to my questionnaire is: https://www.psychdata.com/s.asp?SID=124474
By completing the survey, you consent to be a part in this study.
Sincerely,
Janet Johnson
TWU Doctoral Candidate
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