Joey is not known for cooperating for the camera, and his first-ever school pictures are no exception! I'm not really sure there's even a frameable option, but I'll leave it up to the grandmas to decide that for sure!
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I vote for a panel with all three. No one shot captures the 'real' Joey, but together you get a pretty good idea.
My name is Reena Soni and I am a third year BSC Psychology student at the University of East London. I am looking for people who have children with autism to complete an online questionnaire for my final year project (the link is below).
If you know anyone, could you please take a moment to forward this link to your friends and family I would be really grateful if you would consider taking part in my study.
This study aims to investigate the perception of parents of children with autism using applied behaviour analysis (ABA) compared to parents not using applied behaviour analysis.
If you would like to take part please either copy and paste on the link below into your browser or click on it.
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If you need any further information please email me at u0630172@uel.ac.uk
7 comments:
I vote for a panel with all three. No one shot captures the 'real' Joey, but together you get a pretty good idea.
I love all of them, and I'm not even a grandma :)
That smirk in #1 is my nephew... I like that kid!
I kinda like #2, myself!
#3 is my personal favorite. It reflects all the magic that is Joey.
I'm with Meredith. Sweet but smirky #1 does it. But they are a nice collection taken together.
Hello,
My name is Reena Soni and I am a third year BSC Psychology student at the University of East London. I am looking for people who have children with autism to complete an online questionnaire for my final year project (the link is below).
If you know anyone, could you please take a moment to forward this link to your friends and family I would be really grateful if you would consider taking part in my study.
This study aims to investigate the perception of parents of children with autism using applied behaviour analysis (ABA) compared to parents not using applied behaviour analysis.
If you would like to take part please either copy and paste on the link below into your browser or click on it.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/L3MD8KF
If you need any further information please email me at u0630172@uel.ac.uk
Thank you!
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