32 Summer2011Demog(W1)
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There are 80 questions in this survey NetSense Entry Survey First we need to know your name and your NetID
32.0.1 Question 1: Name.NetID
1. What is your name and your NetID? Please write your answer(s) here: - [ ] First Name - [ ] Last Name - [ ] NetID
32.0.2 Question 2: Type.highschool
This next set of questions are about your education and high school experience. 2. From what kind of high school did you graduate? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Public school - [ ] Public charter school - [ ] Public magnet school - [ ] Private religious/parochial school - [ ] Private independent college-prep school - [ ] Home school - [ ] Other - please specify
32.0.3 Question 3: Same.sex
3. Was the high school that you graduated from Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Same sex - male - [ ] Same sex - female - [ ] A mixture of boys and girls - [ ] Not applicable
32.0.4 Question 4: HS.grade
4. What was your average grade in high school? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] A or A+ - [ ] A- - [ ] B+ - [ ] B - [ ] B- - [ ] C+ - [ ] C - [ ] D
32.0.5 Question 5: APcourses
5. How many Advanced Placement courses or exams did you take in high school? Please choose the appropriate response for each item:
Not offered at my high school None 1-2 3-4 5-9 10-14 15 or more AP courses AP exams
32.0.6 Question 6: Highest.degree
6. What is the highest academic degree that you intend to obtain? Please choose the appropriate response for each item:
Bachelor’s degree (B.A., B.S., etc.) Master’s degree (M.A., M.S., MBA, etc.) Ph.D. or Ed. D. M.D., D.O, D.D.S., or D.V.M. J.D. (Law) B.D. or M.DIV. (Divinity) Other Highest planned
32.0.7 Question 7: Undergrad.major
7. Below is a list of different undergraduate major fields grouped into general categories. Mark one to indicate your probable field of study. Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] (Arts and Humanities) - [ ] (Arts and Humanities) Art, fine and applied - [ ] (Arts and Humanities) English ( language and literature) - [ ] (Arts and Humanities) History
(Arts and Humanities) Journalism (Arts and Humanities) Language and Literature (except English) (Arts and Humanities) Music (Arts and Humanities) Philosophy (Arts and Humanities) Speech (Arts and Humanities) Theatre or Drama (Arts and Humanities) Theology or Religion (Arts and Humanities) Other Arts and Humanities (Biological Sciences) (Biological Sciences) Biology (general) (Biological Sciences) Biochemistry or Biophysics (Biological Sciences) Botany (Biological Sciences) Environmental Science (Biological Sciences) Marine (Life) Science (Biological Sciences) Microbiology or Bacteriology (Biological Sciences) Zoology (Biological Sciences) Other Biological Science (Business) (Business) Accounting (Business) Business Admin (general) (Business) Finance (Business) International Business (Business) Marketing (Business) Management (Business) Secretarial Studies (Business) Other Business (Education) (Education) Business Education (Education) Elementary Education (Education) Music or Art Education (Education) Physical Education or Recreation (Education) Secondary Education (Education) Special Education (Education) Other Education (Engineering) (Engineering) Aeronautical or Astronautical Eng. (Engineering) Civil Engineering (Engineering) Chemical Engineering (Engineering) Computer Science & Engineering (Engineering) Electrical or Electronic Engineering (Engineering) Industrial Engineering (Engineering) Mechanical Engineering (Engineering) Other Engineering (Physical Science) (Physical Science) Astronomy (Physical Science) Atmospheric Science (incl. Meteorology) (Physical Science) Chemistry
(Physical Science) Earth Science (Physical Science) Marine Science (incl. Oceanography) (Physical Science) Mathematics (Physical Science) Physics (Physical Science) Other Physical Science (Professional) (Professional) Architecture or Urban Planning (Professional) Family and Consumer Sciences (Professional) Health Technology (medical, dental, laboratory) (Professional) Library or Archival Science (Professional) Medicine, Dentistry, Veterinary Medicine (Professional) Nursing (Professional) Pharmacy (Professional) Therapy (occupational, physical, speech) (Professional) Other Professional (Social Science) (Social Science) Anthropology (Social Science) Economics (Social Science) Ethnic Studies (Social Science) Geography (Social Science) Political Sciences ( gov’t., international relations) (Social Science) Psychology (Social Science) Public Policy (Social Science) Social Work (Social Science) Sociology (Social Science) Women’s Studies (Social Science) Other Social Science (Technical) (Technical) Building Trades (Technical) Data Processing or Computer Programming (Technical) Drafting or Design (Technical) Electronics (Technical) Mechanics (Technical) Other Technical (Other Fields) (Other Fields) Agriculture (Other Fields) Communications (Other Fields) Forestry (Other Fields) Kinesiology (Other Fields) Law Enforcement (Other Fields) Military Science (Other Fields) Other Field (Other Fields) Undecided
32.0.8 Question 8: Highschool.work
8. During your senior year in high school, how many hours per week did you typically work for pay? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] None - [ ] 0-4 - [ ] 5-10 - [ ] 11-15 - [ ] 16-20 - [ ] 21 or more
32.0.9 Question 9: Clubs
9. Here is a list of clubs, organizations, and sport teams found at many schools. Indicate which clubs you participated in while you were in high school. Please choose all that apply: - [ ] Language Club (French, German, Latin, Spanish, etc.) - [ ] Book Club - [ ] Computer Club - [ ] Debate Team - [ ] Theater/Drama Club - [ ] Future Farmers of America - [ ] History Club - [ ] Math Club - [ ] Science Club - [ ] Business Club - [ ] Community Service Club - [ ] Band - [ ] Cheerleading/Dance team - [ ] Chorus or choir - [ ] Orchestra - [ ] Other club or organization - [ ] Baseball/Softball - [ ] Basketball - [ ] Field hockey - [ ] Football - [ ] Ice Hockey - [ ] Lacrosse - [ ] Soccer - [ ] Swimming - [ ] Tennis - [ ] Track - [ ] Volleyball - [ ] Wrestling - [ ] Other sport team - [ ] Newspaper - [ ] Honor Society - [ ] Student Council - [ ] Yearbook - [ ] Arts/Literature Club - [ ] Other - please specify:
32.0.10 Question 10: Relatives.ND
10. Please indicate which of your relatives attended Notre Dame, if any. Please choose all that apply: - [ ] Parent - [ ] Grandparent - [ ] Brother or sister - [ ] Uncle or aunt - [ ] Cousin - [ ] Other - please specify:
32.0.11 Question 11: First.choice
11. Was Notre Dame your first choice among the colleges to which you applied? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Yes - [ ] No
32.0.12 Question 12: Well.being.index
The next set of questions are about you – who you are and what you like to do. 12. Please indicate for each of the five statements which is closest to how you have been feeling over the last two weeks. Notice that higher numbers mean better well-being Please choose the appropriate response for each item:
All of time 5 Most of the time 4 More than half of the time 3 Less than half of the time 2 Some of the time 1 At no time 0 I have felt cheerful and in good spirits I have felt calm and relaxed I have felt active and vigorous I woke up feeling fresh and rested My daily life has been filled with things that interest me
32.0.13 Question 13: I.am.someone.who
13. Here are a number of characteristics that may or may not apply to you. For each trait indicate the extent to which that trait applies to you by selecting the level of agreement with the statement. I am someone who…. Please choose the appropriate response for each item:
Strongly agree Agree Neither agree nor disagree Disagree Strongly disagree Is talkative Tends to find fault with others Does a thorough job
Is depressed, blue Is original, comes up with new ideas Is reserved Is helpful and unselfish with others Can be somewhat careless Is relaxed, handles stress well Is curious about many different things Is full of energy Starts quarrels with others Is a reliable worker Can be tense Is ingenious, a deep thinker Generates a lot of enthusiasm Has a forgiving nature Tends to be disorganized Worries a lot Has an active imagination Tends to be quiet Is generally trusting Tends to be lazy Is emotionally stable, not easily upset Is inventive Has an assertive personality Can be cold and aloof Perseveres until the task is finished Can be moody Values artistic, aesthetic experiences Is sometimes shy, inhibited Is considerate and kind to almost everyone Does things efficiently Remains calm in tense situations Prefers work that is routine Is outgoing, sociable Is sometimes rude to others Makes plans and follows through with them Gets nervous easily
y Likes to reflect, play with ideas Has few artistic interests Likes to cooperate with others Is easily distracted Is sophisticated in art, music, or literature
32.0.14 Question 14: Happiness
14. Taken all together, how would you say things are these days - would you say that you are very happy, pretty happy, or not too happy? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Very happy - [ ] Pretty happy - [ ] Happy - [ ] Not so happy - [ ] Not happy at all - [ ] Not sure
32.0.15 Question 15: Health
15. Would you say your own health in general is: Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Excellent - [ ] Good - [ ] Fair - [ ] Poor
32.0.16 Question 16: Weitht
16. What is your weight in pounds? Please write your answer here:
32.0.17 Question 17: Height
17. What is your height in feet and inches? Please write your answer(s) here: - [ ] feet
inches
32.0.18 Question 18: Eye.glasses
18. Do you wear glasses? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Yes - [ ] No
32.0.19 Question 19: Contact.lens
19. Do you wear contact lenses? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Yes - [ ] No
32.0.20 Question 20: Disability.physical
20. Do you have a physical disability? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Yes - [ ] No
32.0.21 Question 21: Disability.learning
21. Do you have a learning disability? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Yes - [ ] No
32.0.22 Question 22: Activity.pastyear
The next set of questions concern activities that you have done and things that you hope to do or be. 22. For the activities below, indicate which ones you did during the past year? Please choose the appropriate response for each item:
Everyday or almost everyday 1-2 times a week 1-2 times a month Less than 1-2 times a month Not at all Attended a religious service Demonstrated for a cause Smoked a cigarette Drank beer Drank wine or liquor Exercised Felt overwhelmed by all I had to do Felt depressed Performed volunteer work Socialized with someone of another racial/ethnic group Discussed religion Discussed politics Worked on a local, state, or national political campaign Publicly communicated my opinion about a cause (blog, email, petition)
32.0.23 Question 23: Highschool.activity
23. During your last year in high school, how much time in hours did you spend during a typical week doing the following activities? Please choose the appropriate response for each item:
None Less than an hour 1-2 3-5 6-10 11-15 16-20 Over 20 Studying/homework Socializing with friends Exercise or sports Partying Working (for pay) Volunteer work Student clubs/groups Watching TV programs Listening to music Household/childcare duties Reading for pleasure Playing single player video/computer games Playing multiplayer video/computer games Online social networks (MySpace, Facebook, Google+, etc.)
32.0.24 Question 24: Importance
24. Please indicate the importance to you personally of each of the following? Please choose the appropriate response for each item:
Essential Very important Somewhat important Not important Becoming accomplished in one of the performing arts (acting, dancing, etc.) Becoming an authority in my field Obtaining recognition from my colleagues for contributions to my special field Influencing the political structure Influencing social values Raising a family Being very well off financially Helping promote understanding between groups Making a theoretical contribution to science Writing original works (poems, novels, etc.) Creating artistic works (painting, sculpture, etc.) Becoming involved in programs to clean up the environment Keeping up to date with political affairs Becoming a community leader Improving my understanding of other groups and cultures Adopting “green” practices to protect the environment
32.0.25 Question 25: Guess.chance
25. What is your best guess as to the chances you will: Please choose the appropriate response for each item:
Very good chance Some chance Very little chance No chance Change major field? Change career choice? Participate in student government? Get a job to help pay for college expenses? Play club, intramural or recreational sports? Play intercollegiate athletics (e.g., NCAA or NAIA-sponsored)? Participate in student protests or demonstrations? Transfer to another college before graduating? Participate in volunteer or community service work? Seek personal counseling? Socialize with someone of another racial/ethnic group? Participate in student clubs/groups? Participate in a study abroad program? Work on a professor’s research project?
32.0.26 Question 26: Political.scale
The next set of questions concern your attitudes and tastes. 26. We hear a lot of talk these days about liberals and conservatives. On a seven-point scale on which the political views that people might hold are arranged from extremely liberal--point 1--to extremely conservative-- point 7. Where would you place yourself on this scale? Please choose the appropriate response for each item:
Extremely liberal 1 Liberal 2 Slightly liberal 3 Moderate 4 Slightly conservative 5 Conservative 6 Extremely conservative 7 Not sure Scale
32.0.27 Question 27: Death.penalty
27. Do you favor or oppose the death penalty for persons convicted of murder? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Favor - [ ] Oppose - [ ] Not sure
32.0.28 Question 28: Marijuana.legal
28. Do you think the use of marijuana should be made legal or not? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Legal - [ ] Not Legal - [ ] Not sure
32.0.29 Question 29: Abortion.legal
29. Which one of the opinions listed below best agrees with your view? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] By law, abortion should never be permitted - [ ] The law should permit abortion only in case of rape, incest, or when the woman’s life is in danger. - [ ] The law should permit abortion for reasons other than rape, incest, or danger to the woman’s life, but only after the need for the abortion has - [ ] been clearly established. - [ ] By law, a woman should always be able to obtain an abortion as a matter of personal choice. - [ ] Not sure
32.0.30 Question 30: Homosexual
30. What do you think about consensual sexual relations between two adults of the same sex? Do you think that it always wrong, almost always wrong, wrong only sometimes, or not wrong at all? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Always wrong - [ ] Almost always wrong - [ ] Sometimes wrong - [ ] Not wrong at all - [ ] Not sure
32.0.31 Question 31: Homo.marriage
31. Do you agree that homosexual couples should have the right to marry one another? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Strongly agree - [ ] Agree - [ ] Neither agree nor disagree - [ ] Disagree - [ ] Strongly disagree - [ ] Not sure
32.0.32 Question 32: Premarital.sex
32. There’s been a lot of discussion about the way morals and attitudes about sex are changing in this country. If a man and woman have sex relations before marriage, do you think it is always wrong, almost always wrong, wrong only sometimes, or not wrong at all? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Always wrong - [ ] Almost always wrong - [ ] Sometimes wrong - [ ] Not wrong at all - [ ] Not sure
32.0.33 Question 33: Dr.end.life
33. When a person has a disease that cannot be cured, do you think doctors should be allowed by law to end the patient’s life by some painless means if the patient and his family request it? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Yes - [ ] No - [ ] Not sure
32.0.34 Question 34: Fs.welfare
34. Do you think federal spending on welfare should increase, be kept the same, or decrease? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Increase - [ ] Be kept the same - [ ] Decrease - [ ] Not sure
32.0.35 Question 35: Fs.socsec
35. Do you think federal spending on social security should increase, be kept the same, or decrease? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Increase - [ ] Be kept the same - [ ] Decrease - [ ] Not sure
32.0.36 Question 36: Health.ins
36. Some feel there should be a government insurance plan which would cover all medical and hospital expenses. Others feel that medical expenses should be paid by individuals and through private insurance like Blue Cross or other company paid plans. Where would you place yourself on the 7- point scale? Please choose the appropriate response for each item:
Govt. Insurance Plan 1 2 3 4 5 6 Private Insurance Plan 7 Not sure Scale
32.0.37 Question 37: Job.guar
37. Some people feel that the government should see to it that every person has a job and a good standard of living. Others think the government should just let each person get ahead on her/their own. Where would you place yourself on the 7-point scale? Please choose the appropriate response for each item:
Govt. See to Job/Living 1 2 3 4 5 6 Each Person on Own 7 Not sure Scale
32.0.38 Question 38: Govn.services
38. Some people think the government should provide fewer services, even in areas such as health and education, in order to reduce spending. Other people feel that it is important for the government to provide many more services even if it means an increase in spending. Where would you place yourself on this scale? Please choose the appropriate response for each item:
Cut Services/Spending 1 2 3 4 5 6 More Services/Spending 7 Not sure Scale
32.0.39 Question 39: Too.much.eq.rights
39. Do you agree that we have gone too far in pushing equal rights in this country? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Strongly agree - [ ] Agree - [ ] Neither agree nor disagree - [ ] Disagree - [ ] Strongly disagree - [ ] Not sure
32.0.40 Question 40: Eq.chances
40. Do you agree that one of the big problems in this country is that we don’t give everyone an equal chance? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Strongly agree - [ ] Agree - [ ] Neither agree nor disagree - [ ] Disagree - [ ] Strongly disagree - [ ] Not sure
32.0.41 Question 41: More.eq.chances
41. Do you agree that it is not really that a big problem if some people have more of a chance in life than others? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Strongly agree - [ ] Agree - [ ] Neither agree nor disagree - [ ] Disagree - [ ] Strongly disagree - [ ] Not sure
32.0.42 Question 42: Less.eq
42. Do you agree that this country would be better off if we worried less about how equal people are? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Strongly agree - [ ] Agree - [ ] Neither agree nor disagree - [ ] Disagree - [ ] Strongly disagree - [ ] Not sure
32.0.43 Question 43: Discrimination.race
43. Some people say that because of past discrimination, blacks should be given preference in hiring and promotion. Others say that such preference in hiring and promotion of blacks is wrong because it discriminates against whites. What about your opinion -- are you for or against preferential hiring and promotion of blacks? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Strongly Favor - [ ] Favor - [ ] Oppose - [ ] Strongly Oppose - [ ] Not sure
32.0.44 Question 44: Music.pref
44. For each of the types of music listed below, please indicate those that you listen to. Please choose all that apply: - [ ] Big band - [ ] Bluegrass - [ ] Blues or rhythm & blues - [ ] Broadway musicals or show tunes - [ ] Choral or glee club - [ ] Classic rock or oldies - [ ] Classical or chamber music - [ ] Country - [ ] Dance music - [ ] Ethnic or national - [ ] Folk music - [ ] Hymns or gospel music - [ ] Jazz - [ ] Latin, Spanish or Salsa - [ ] Mood or easy listening - [ ] New age music - [ ] Opera - [ ] Operetta or musicals - [ ] Parade or marching band - [ ] Rap or hip-hop - [ ] Reggae - [ ] Rock or heavy metal - [ ] Other - please specify:
32.0.45 Question 45: Cultural.events
45. Please indicate for each of the following cultural events whether you have attended such an event during the last year. Please do not count cultural events that you attended through your school. We are interested in cultural - [ ] events you voluntarily chose to attend. Please choose the appropriate response for each item:
Yes No Jazz performance Latin/Spanish/Salsa performance Classical Music performance Opera Musical stage play Non-musical stage play Ballet/Dance Outdoor performance Art museum Science museum Other type of museum Craft fair/Arts festival
32.0.46 Question 46: Books.read
46. Not including books that you were required to read for school, how many books have you read during the past 12 months. Please write your answer here:
32.0.47 Question 47: Type.book.read
47. Which of the following types of books do you like to read? Please choose all that apply: - [ ] Mysteries - [ ] Thrillers - [ ] Romance - [ ] Science fiction/Fantasy - [ ] Other fiction - [ ] Health/Fitness/Self-improvement books - [ ] History/Political books - [ ] Biographies/Memoirs - [ ] Other non-fiction - [ ] Other - please specify:
32.0.48 Question 48: Music.collection
48. How many songs are in your music collection? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] None - [ ] 1-99 - [ ] 100-499 - [ ] 500-999 - [ ] 1,000-4,999 - [ ] 5,000-9,999 - [ ] 10,000 or more
32.0.49 Question 49: Landmarks
49. List 5 well known landmarks or places that you have visited since the age of 10? Please write your answer(s) here:
32.0.50 Question 50: Out.us
50. Have you ever been out of the United States? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Yes - [ ] No
32.0.51 Question 51: Where.out.us
50-a. If so, where have you been? Only answer this question if the following conditions are met: ° Answer was Y’Yes’ at question ‘50 [Out.us]’ (50. Have you ever been out of the United States?) Please choose all that apply: - [ ] Mexico - [ ] Canada - [ ] The Caribbean - [ ] Central America - [ ] Latin America - [ ] Europe (including England) - [ ] The Middle East - [ ] Africa - [ ] Asia - [ ] The Far East (China, Japan, etc.) - [ ] Australia (New Zealand) - [ ] Other - please specify:
32.0.52 Question 52: Number.pets
51. Overall, how many pets did you have while growing up? Please write your answer here:
32.0.53 Question 53: Interest.items
52. Please indicate how much you enjoy doing each of the following activities? Please choose the appropriate response for each item:*
Very much Somewhat Not that much Not at all Not sure Music Movies Books Following Sports Playing Games Outdoor Activities
32.0.54 Question 54: Cell
The next set of questions concern your usage of cell phone and other modern technologies. If you normally use more than one cell phone, please answer with reference to the phone that you use the most. 53. Do you use a cell phone? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Yes - [ ] No
32.0.55 Question 55: Maker
54. Who is the maker of your current cell phone? Only answer this question if the following conditions are met: ° Answer was Y’Yes’ at question ‘54 [Cell]’ (The next set of questions concern your usage of cell phone and other modern technologies. If you normally use more than one cell phone, please answer with reference to the phone that you use the most. 53. Do you use a cell phone?) Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Apple - [ ] Blackberry - [ ] HTC - [ ] LG - [ ] Motorola - [ ] Nokia - [ ] Palm - [ ] Pantech - [ ] Samsung - [ ] Sanyo - [ ] Sony Ericsson - [ ] Don’t Know - [ ] Other - please specify
32.0.56 Question 56: Model
55. What is the model of your cell phone? Please enter the model in the box below. If you are not sure, please enter “Don’t Know.” Only answer this question if the following conditions are met: ° Answer was Y’Yes’ at question ‘54 [Cell]’ (The next set of questions concern your usage of cell phone and other modern technologies. If you normally use more than one cell phone, please answer with reference to the phone that you use the most. 53. Do you use a cell phone?) Please write your answer here:
32.0.57 Question 57: Period
56. How long have you been using your current cell phone? Only answer this question if the following conditions are met: ° Answer was Y’Yes’ at question ‘54 [Cell]’ (The next set of questions concern your usage of cell phone and other modern technologies. If you normally use more than one cell phone, please answer with reference to the phone that you use the most. 53. Do you use a cell phone?) Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Less than three months - [ ] More than three months but less than six months - [ ] More than six months but less than a year - [ ] More than a year but less than two years - [ ] More than two years
32.0.58 Question 58: Carrier
57. Who is your cell phone carrier? Only answer this question if the following conditions are met: ° Answer was Y’Yes’ at question ‘54 [Cell]’ (The next set of questions concern your usage of cell phone and other modern technologies. If you normally use more than one cell phone, please answer with reference to the phone that you use the most. 53. Do you use a cell phone?) Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] AT&T (formerly Cingular) - [ ] Sprint-Nextel - [ ] T-mobile - [ ] Verizon Wireless - [ ] Other - please specify
32.0.59 Question 59: Usage.degree
58. Overall how would you characterize your use of your cell phone? On a scale from 0 (use it very little if at all) to 10 (I am a power user) where would you place yourself? Only answer this question if the following conditions are met: ° Answer was Y’Yes’ at question ‘54 [Cell]’ (The next set of questions concern your usage of cell phone and other modern technologies. If you normally use more than one cell phone, please answer with reference to the phone that you use the most. 53. Do you use a cell phone?) Please choose the appropriate response for each item:
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 minimal user power user
32.0.60 Question 60: Plan.purchasing
59. Do you own or plan on purchasing soon a Please choose all that apply: - [ ] Desktop computer - [ ] Laptop computer - [ ] iPad - [ ] Other tablet (e.g., Samsung Galaxy, Motorola Xoom, etc.) - [ ] EBook reader (e.g., Kindle, Nook, etc.) - [ ] Mp3 player (e.g., iPod, Zune, etc.) - [ ] Game system (e.g., Xbox, Wii, PlayStation, etc.) - [ ] Television
32.0.61 Question 61: Computer.use
60. Overall how would you characterize your use of computers. On a scale of 0 (I rarely use a computer) to 10 (I am very computer savvy), where would you place yourself? Please choose the appropriate response for each item:
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 miminal user very computer savvy
32.0.62 Question 62: Program
61. Do you know any computer languages well enough to write programs using those languages? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Yes - [ ] No
32.0.63 Question 63: Program.which
61-a. Which of the following computer languages do you know? Only answer this question if the following conditions are met: ° Answer was Y’Yes’ at question ‘62 [Program]’ (61. Do you know any computer languages well enough to write programs using those languages?) Please choose all that apply: - [ ] Java - [ ] C - [ ] C++ - [ ] PHP - [ ] Visual Basic - [ ] Perl - [ ] Python - [ ] C# - [ ] Ajax - [ ] JavaScript - [ ] Ruby - [ ] Other - please specify:
32.0.64 Question 64: Use.facebook
62. Which of the following social networking services do you use? Please choose all that apply: - [ ] Facebook - [ ] Twitter - [ ] Google+ - [ ] MySpace - [ ] Spotify - [ ] LinkedIn - [ ] Delicious - [ ] Tumblir - [ ] Other - please specify:
32.0.65 Question 65: Privacy.facebook
62-a. Do you restrict who can see your posts on Facebook? Only answer this question if the following conditions are met: ° Answer was Y at question ‘64 [Use.facebook]’ (62. Which of the following social networking services do you use?) Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] My posts on Facebook are public - [ ] All my friends can see my posts - [ ] Only some of my friends can see my posts - [ ] No one can see my posts unless I say otherwise
32.0.66 Question 66: Activity
63. Below is a list of functions that people use with their cell phones. During this last summer, what has been your typical usage of your cell phone for each of the items listed below? Only answer this question if the following conditions are met: ° Answer was Y’Yes’ at question ‘54 [Cell]’ (The next set of questions concern your usage of cell phone and other modern technologies. If you normally use more than one cell phone, please answer with reference to the phone that you use the most. 53. Do you use a cell phone?) Please choose the appropriate response for each item:
Cell phone lacks the ability Don’t use this function Once a month or less A few times a month A few times a week About once a day A few times a day Throughout most of the day Making voice calls Sending or replying to text messages Reading or sending e-mails Posting on Facebook or another social networking site(s) Reading or sending tweets on Twitter Shooting still pictures Taking videos Listening to music you have on your cell phone Viewing videos (e.g., YouTube videos, TV programs) Playing games Consulting a map or finding directions
32.0.67 Question 67: Talk
64. During this summer, on a typical day how many minutes did you spend talking to other people on your cell phone? Only answer this question if the following conditions are met: ° Answer was Y’Yes’ at question ‘54 [Cell]’ (The next set of questions concern your usage of cell phone and other modern technologies. If you normally use more than one cell phone, please answer with reference to the phone that you use the most. 53. Do you use a cell phone?) Please write your answer here:
32.0.68 Question 68: Send.sms
65. During this summer, on a typical day how many text messages did you send? Only answer this question if the following conditions are met: ° Answer was Y’Yes’ at question ‘54 [Cell]’ (The next set of questions concern your usage of cell phone and other modern technologies. If you normally use more than one cell phone, please answer with reference to the phone that you use the most. 53. Do you use a cell phone?) Please write your answer here:
32.0.69 Question 69: Receive.sms
66. During this summer, on a typical day how many text messages did you receive? Only answer this question if the following conditions are met: ° Answer was Y’Yes’ at question ‘54 [Cell]’ (The next set of questions concern your usage of cell phone and other modern technologies. If you normally use more than one cell phone, please answer with reference to the phone that you use the most. 53. Do you use a cell phone?) Please write your answer here:
32.0.70 Question 70: Contacts
67. How many contacts are stored in your cell phone’s address book? Only answer this question if the following conditions are met: ° Answer was Y’Yes’ at question ‘54 [Cell]’ (The next set of questions concern your usage of cell phone and other modern technologies. If you normally use more than one cell phone, please answer with reference to the phone that you use the most. 53. Do you use a cell phone?) Please write your answer here:
32.0.71 Question 71: English.native
The final set of questions concern basic information about you and your background. 68. Is English your native language? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Yes - [ ] No
32.0.72 Question 72: Citizenship
69. What is your citizenship status? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] U.S. citizen - [ ] Permanent resident (green card) - [ ] Neither
32.0.73 Question 73: Parents.marriage
70. Are your parents: Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Alive and living together - [ ] Alive, but divorced or living apart - [ ] One of them deceased - [ ] Both deceased
32.0.74 Question 74: Parents.income
71. What is your best estimate of your parents’ total income last year? Consider income from all sources before taxes. Only answer this question if the following conditions are met: ° Answer was NOT 4’Both deceased’ at question ‘73 [Parents.marriage]’ (70. Are your parents:) Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] less than $10,000 - [ ] $10,000-14,999 - [ ] $15,000-19,999 - [ ] $20,000-24,999 - [ ] $25,000-29,999 - [ ] $30,000-39,999 - [ ] $40,000-49,999 - [ ] $50,000-59,999 - [ ] $60,000-74,999 - [ ] $75,000-99,999 - [ ] $100,000-149,999 - [ ] $150,000-199,999 - [ ] $200,000-249,999 - [ ] $250,000 or more - [ ] Not sure
32.0.75 Question 75: Level.edu
72. What is the highest level of formal education obtained by your parents? Please choose the appropriate response for each item:
Mother Father Junior high/middle school or less Some high school High school graduate Postsecondary school other than college Some college College degree Some graduate school Graduate degree Not sure Not applicable
32.0.76 Question 76: Occupations
73. For each of the listed individuals, select their current occupation and what your probable career will be. Please choose the appropriate response for each item:
Mother Father You Accountant or actuary Actor or entertainer Architect or urban planner Artist Business (clerical) Business executive (management, administrator) Business owner or proprietor Business salesperson or buyer Clergy (minister, priest) Clergy (other religious) Clinical psychologist College administrator/staff College teacher Computer programmer or analyst Conservationist or forester Dentists (including orthodontist) Dietitian or nutritionist Engineer Farmer or rancher Foreign service worker ( including diplomat) Homemaker ( full-time) Interior decorator ( including designer) Lab technician or hygienist Law enforcement officer Lawyer (attorney) or judge Military service (career) Nurse Optometrist Pharmacist Physician Policymaker/government School counselor School principal or superintendent Scientific researcher Social, welfare, or recreation worker Therapist (physical, occupational, speech) Teacher or administrator (elementary) Teacher or administrator ( secondary) Veterinarian Writer or journalist Skilled trades Laborer (unskilled) Unemployed Other Undecided Not sure Not applicable
32.0.77 Question 77: Religious.pref
74. For each of the individuals, select their current religious preference. Please choose the appropriate response for each item:
Mother Father You Baptist Buddhist Church of Christ Eastern Orthodox Episcopalian Hindu Jewish LDS (Mormon) Lutheran Methodist Muslim Presbyterian Quaker Roman Catholic Seventh day Adventist United church of Christ/Congregational Other Christian Other Religion Atheist Agnostic None Not sure Not applicable
32.0.78 Question 78: Military.status
75. What is your military status? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] None - [ ] ROTC, cadet, or midshipman at a service academy - [ ] In Active Duty, Reserves, or National Guard - [ ] A discharged veteran NOT serving in Active Duty, Reserves, or National Guard
32.0.79 Question 79: Family.military
76. Is anyone or was anyone in your family (parents, siblings, uncles, aunts and cousins) in the military? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Yes - [ ] No
32.0.80 Question 80: Close.military
77. Besides people in your family, do you know anyone fairly well who is in the military? Please choose only one of the following: - [ ] Yes - [ ] No
31.12.1969 – 19:00 Submit your survey. Thank you for completing this survey.