04-13-2010

hdl:1902.4/USNSF2006-SCIENCE

This survey covers the following issues and topics: Degree (3); high school courses (4); college science (1); majors (21); employment (1); occupation (10); sponsoring science/technology (1); home computer/usage (2); web television (1); network service subscription (1); email address (2); Internet usage (5); getting information on web (1); understanding computer software (1); computers/factory automation creating jobs (1); science/technology making work interesting (1); interest in certain issues (6); informed about certain issues (6); scientific study (2); understanding DNA (3); game show questions (13); testing blood pressure drugs (2); genetic inheritance (4); evolution (1); Big Bang (1); feelings about certain statements (9); unidentified flying objects or UFOs (1); conducting research for intelligent beings (1); astrology and horoscopes (2); power of scientific researchers (1); benefits of scientific research (1); science and technology affecting standard of living (1); federal government supporting scientific research (1); spending on problems (6); contacting officials and legislators (19); child scientist (2); science-related career (1); statements about scientists (9); cable/television service (3); interest in news events (1); source of information (2); visits to educational institutions (9); radio listening (1); reports and news shows (1); science/nature television shows (18); watching television (1); news reports (5); events in news (1); sources of information on science and technology (1); reading magazines (30); research on animals (4).

National Science Foundation (NSF), 2010, "NSF Poll # 2006-SCIENCE: Trend Dataset--Surveys of Public Understanding of Science and Technology"

National Science Foundation (NSF)

Harvard University

SCR:011273

DataVerse

Dataverse Network Project

SCR:001997