In today's online Arizona Daily Star, there is a an "interactive feature" - a survey about choices and values. While I would have liked more info about where the questions came from, how the data will be used, etc, I thought it was worth taking just because it is a very interesting set of questions. Some made me laugh out loud - imaging the intent of the question or how other people might answer.
http://www.azstarnet.com/special/choices
About the survey:
"We make choices every day. Some are easy. Many are difficult. Our answers often affect our families and our community.
We're interested in the choices Tucsonans make, and we’ve put together this 100-question survey to help us examine our collective ethics, values and faith.
To begin the survey, log in below. Those ages 13 through 17 will be directed to a separate, 20-question survey after logging in. The survey period ends Sunday, March 11.
Reporter Stephanie Innes, who covers issues of faith and values for the Star, will highlight the conclusions in print and online on Sunday, April 1."
If you are outside the area and it won't let you answer but you really want to, my zip code is 85719. Assuming the choices and values of my fellow Tucsonians are interesting, I will be sure to report the results.
Sunday, February 25, 2007
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