My survey questions are below:
1)
Are you
a college student?
2)
What is
your gender?
3)
Do you
recycle?
4)
How
often do you recycle?
a)
always
b)
most of
the time
c)
sometimes
d)
rarely
e)
never
5)
When
did you start recycling?
6)
On the
scale of 1-10, how important is recycling to you? (1 is the least important, 10
is the most important)
7)
Why do
you or do you not recycle?
8)
Do your
parents recycle?
9)
In your
household, who recycles more often?
a)
my Mom
b)
my Dad
c)
neither
10)
Who was
the first to educate you about the importance of recycling?
a)
my Mom
b)
my Dad
c)
my
Grandma
d)
my
Grandpa
e)
teachers
f)
do no
remember
g)
none of
the above
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I only have 7 responses right now, but I don't think results will be surprising to me. I'm targeting both the college students and their parents.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/NKXDXRC
I only have 7 responses right now, but I don't think results will be surprising to me. I'm targeting both the college students and their parents.
This is a really interesting theory, and I'm excited to see how the results spin out. Looking back, I can see that many women in my life were very passionate about recycling, but I'm not sure if the amount surpassed that of men. Just as a suggestion, I would add a "both" option to question 9.
ReplyDelete1. yes
2. female
3. yes
4. a
5. around middle school - age 12
6. 8
7. responsibly disposing of materials is important to reduce landfills and reduce harmful chemicals from the degradation of the plastic materials.
8. yes
9. a
10. e