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"The MAPS Research Collaboration (MAPS-RC) is an initiative of the Malaysian Association of Psychology Students (MAPS) that aims to promote student-led psychology research in Malaysia by fostering collaborative research among student researchers.

We offer a platform for student researchers to invite collaborators from different institutions to help with data collection, data analysis, and manuscript writing. If you're interested in collaborating, please read our guidelines and fill out the application form, or email us at mapsychs.exco@gmail.com.

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May 06, 2021

Research Title: Coping Skills as Mediator between Severity of Child's ASD symptoms and Psychological Well-Being of Parents with Autism Child

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Good afternoon, my name is Yih Ying. I am a student pursuing Master in Clinical Psychology at University of Cyberjaya (UoC). I am currently collecting data for research thesis. My research is to examine coping skills of parents in explaining the relationship between severity of child's ASD symptoms and psychological well-being of parents with ASD children.

There is not many ASD research in Malaysia especially focusing on psychological well-being of parents. The aim is to add knowledge to ASD research in Malaysia and improve intervention to support the parents in giving care for their ASD children. It also aims to increase awareness to practice adaptive coping skills among parents.

Participants criteria:

(1) Parents who have at least one child at age range of 5-11 years old, diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

(2) Parents are staying in Klang Valley.

(3) Parents are NOT diagnosed with psychological disorder or chronic illness.

Parents may choose either version:

English https://forms.gle/GWF7GrjRmwZf6UVt8

Bahasa Melayu

https://forms.gle/spGxdBxXJHXRqS2p7

Time taken to complete the questionnaires is only less than 10 minutes. All information will be kept confidential and no risk is involved. It is not easy to reach out to the parents especially during this pandemic. Kindly share the links with the parents or organization that you know. Thank you very much. 🙏

For more questions, do not hesitate to contact me via yihyingkhor@gmail.com.

This research is approved by University of Cyberjaya Research Ethics Review Committee (CRERC).

CRERC Reference number : UOC/CRERC/ER/298

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