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The survey collected 196 responses between June 29th and July 1st, 2010 regarding opinions about the BP Gulf oil spill. It asked respondents about their gender, age, whether their gas purchasing behavior or lives had already been affected by the spill, and their views on how the spill may impact future generations as well as perceptions of media coverage and blame.
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- 2. What is your gender?
- 3. How old are you?
- 4. Have you changed your gas purchasing behavior since the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico?
- 5. Has the oil spill already affected you?
- 6. Do you think the oil spill in the Gulf will affect your generation?
- 7. Do you think the oil spill in the Gulf will affect your children?
- 8. Do you think the oil spill in the Gulf will affect your grandchildren?
- 9. Do you think the oil spill in the Gulf will affect additional generations?
- 10. Do you think media coverage of the oil spill has been biased?
- 11. Who do you blame most for the oil spill?