1. Who should fund research on whether cell phones cause cancer
    1. government
    2. private, but not the cell phone companies
    3. the cell phone companies themselves
    4. no one - don't research as there isn't a correlation
    5. no one - don't research as the public won't care regardless




  2. If we do spend money on this research, what should we research?
    1. Ways to prevent cell phone radiation
    2. Other ways of communication
    3. Let's go all out and implant technology in our brains for communication
    4. More than one of the above
    5. None of the above




  3. Many people have likely been using a cell phone for at least 5 years or more. How long should it take for tumors to start showing if cells cause cancer?
    1. I don't think cell phones cause cancer
    2. I think we'll start to be convinced of cell phone caused cancer cases very soon
    3. I think we'll start to be convinced of cell phone caused cancer cases in the next 10-40 years
    4. I think we'll start to be convinced of cell phone caused cancer cases in the next 50-100 years
    5. It would be variable and depend on many other factors too, so will be hard to tell for a long time




  4. When did you first get a cell phone?
    1. 6 and under
    2. 7-11
    3. 12-15
    4. last few years
    5. never




  5. How many hours per day (on average) do you use a cell phone
    1. 0
    2. 0.1-2
    3. 2-4
    4. 4-6
    5. over 6




  6. University guidelines indicate that we should spend 2-3 hours outside of class for each hour inside of class. On average in a given week, what is your time spent outside of class for just our UCO 1200 class?
    1. I am spending much much more than the guidelines recommend [above 14 hours per week, on average]
    2. I am spending more than the guidelines recommend [10-13 per week, on average]
    3. I am spending about what the guidelines recommend [6-9 per week, on average]
    4. I am spending less than what the guidelines recommend [2-5 per week, on average]
    5. I am spending much much less than the guidelines recommend [1 or below per week, on average]