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1 Initial Report Last Modified: 11/08/ Do you usually drive above the 55 mph speed limit posted on urban interstate highways if so by how much? 1 Do not usually drive above the limit 59 16% 2 0 to 5mph above % 3 6 to 10 mph above % 4 11 to 15 mph above 36 10% 5 16 to 20 mph above 6 2% 6 20 mph or more above 5 1% Min 1 Max 6 Mean 2.54 Variance 1.04 Standard Deviation 1.02

2 2. 2. If you had a high-paying job and had your choice of luxury cars, which of the following would you buy? (select one) 1 Lexus 40 11% 2 Mercedes 52 14% 3 Infiniti 15 4% 4 BMW 88 24% 5 Audi 78 21% 6 Other 91 25% Min 1 Max 6 Mean 4.06 Variance 2.82 Standard Deviation 1.68

3 3. 3. Are you predominantly: 1 Right-handed % 2 Left-handed 35 10% Min 1 Max 2 Mean 1.10 Variance 0.09 Standard Deviation 0.30

4 4. 4. Your thoughts on the John F. Kennedy assassination: 1 Oswald acted alone % 2 There was a conspiracy % Min 1 Max 2 Mean 1.50 Variance 0.25 Standard Deviation 0.50

5 5. 5. How many countries excluding U.S. or your native country have you visited (for more than 1 day) in your life? % % % % % 6 5 or more % Min 1 Max 6 Mean 3.69 Variance 3.51 Standard Deviation 1.87

6 6. 6. When you walk up to an intersection and wish to cross, what do you typically do? 1 Wait until the walk sign turns on, then cross 41 11% 2 Press the button, then wait for the walk sign to turn on and cross % 3 Wait until the intersection is clear to walk, then cross (regardless of what the walk sign says) % 4 Other 7 2% Min 1 Max 4 Mean 2.38 Variance 0.50 Standard Deviation 0.71

7 7. 7. Which economic system do you prefer? 1 Capitalism % 2 Socialism 55 15% 3 Unsure % Min 1 Max 3 Mean 1.82 Variance 0.82 Standard Deviation 0.91

8 8. 9. About how many times in your life have you been pulled over for speeding (whether ticketed or not)? % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % or more 2 1% Total 361 Min 1 Max 21 Mean 2.45 Variance 6.48 Standard Deviation 2.55 Total Responses 361

9 9. 8. Ideologically, do you associate more with: 1 Republicans % 2 Democrats % 3 Neither % Min 1 Max 3 Mean 2.04 Variance 0.62 Standard Deviation 0.79

10 Do you prefer an automatic or manual transmission in your vehicle? 1 Automatic % 2 Manual 77 21% 3 No preference 36 10% Min 1 Max 3 Mean 1.41 Variance 0.44 Standard Deviation 0.66

11 Do you currently own a smart phone? 1 Yes % 2 No 57 16% Min 1 Max 2 Mean 1.16 Variance 0.13 Standard Deviation 0.36

12 About how many times per week do exercise? % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % or more 0 0% Total 361 Min 1 Max 15 Mean 3.37 Variance 4.02 Standard Deviation 2.01 Total Responses 361

13 About how many times per week do you cook a meal for yourself or family? % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % or more 1 0% Total 361 Min 1 Max 21 Mean 4.96 Variance Standard Deviation 3.54 Total Responses 361

14 I Have you ever heard of crowdsourcing project development, such as topcoder.com? 1 Yes % 2 No % Min 1 Max 2 Mean 1.70 Variance 0.21 Standard Deviation 0.46

15 Which brand of cola do you prefer: 1 Coca Cola % 2 Pepsi Cola 61 17% 3 Store-brand Cola 3 1% 4 Other Cola 13 4% 5 No preference 87 24% Min 1 Max 5 Mean 2.25 Variance 2.80 Standard Deviation 1.67

16 Which one do you typically prefer? 1 Team project % 2 Individual project % 3 No preference 68 19% Min 1 Max 3 Mean 1.87 Variance 0.49 Standard Deviation 0.70

17 How often do you talk on a cell phone while driving 1 Often 45 12% 2 Sometimes % 3 Never % Min 1 Max 3 Mean 2.18 Variance 0.40 Standard Deviation 0.63

18 How often do you text on a cell phone while driving: 1 Often 18 5% 2 Sometimes % 3 Never % Min 1 Max 3 Mean 2.57 Variance 0.34 Standard Deviation 0.59

19 What is the fastest that you (as a driver) have ever driven on a public road? 1 less than 70mph 44 12% mph 43 12% mph % mph 63 17% mph 46 13% mph 37 10% mph 19 5% mph 4 1% 9 more than 140mph 8 2% Min 1 Max 9 Mean 3.77 Variance 3.52 Standard Deviation 1.88

20 Do you support the use of unmanned aerial vehicles (also called drones) for civilian law enforcement, for example to investigate a crime scene? 1 Strongly support 29 8% 2 Support 99 27% 3 Neutral % 4 Oppose 41 11% 5 Strongly Oppose 37 10% Min 1 Max 5 Mean 2.88 Variance 1.10 Standard Deviation 1.05

21 Would you fly in a passenger aircraft where the human copilot has been replaced with a computer-based autopilot? 1 Yes % 2 No % Min 1 Max 2 Mean 1.51 Variance 0.25 Standard Deviation 0.50

22 Approximately how many round-trip airline flights do you take for personal or business travel per year? % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % or more 1 0% Total 361 Min 1 Max 21 Mean 3.30 Variance 6.91 Standard Deviation 2.63 Total Responses 361

23 What kind of music do you prefer to listen too while driving? 1 Classical 20 5% 2 Country 40 11% 3 Pop 77 21% 4 Rock 78 21% 5 Metal 15 4% 6 Soul 6 2% 7 Jazz 6 2% 8 Blues 3 1% 9 Other 60 16% 10 Talk radio 32 9% 11 No opinion 27 7% Min 1 Max 11 Mean 5.43 Variance Standard Deviation 3.23

24 Are you? 1 Female % 2 Male % Min 1 Max 2 Mean 1.58 Variance 0.24 Standard Deviation 0.49

25 Are you? 1 Married 97 27% 2 Single % 3 Separated 3 1% 4 Divorced 3 1% 5 Other 14 4% Min 1 Max 5 Mean 1.87 Variance 0.64 Standard Deviation 0.80

26 What is your age? # Answer Min Max Average St andard Deviat ion Responses 1 Age Total Responses 361

27 How would you classify the area in which you grew up? 1 Urban % 2 Suburban % 3 Rural 84 23% Min 1 Max 3 Mean 1.92 Variance 0.54 Standard Deviation 0.73

28 Geographically, would you consider yourself to be originally from: 1 Eastern US 62 17% 2 Midwestern US % 3 Western US 29 8% 4 Southern US 26 7% 5 Non-US % Min 1 Max 5 Mean 2.99 Variance 2.38 Standard Deviation 1.54

29 What is your highest completed level of education? 1 Some high school 6 2% 2 High school diploma 85 23% 3 Technical college degree 10 3% 4 College degree % 5 Post graduate degree % Min 1 Max 5 Mean 3.74 Variance 1.33 Standard Deviation 1.15

30 Please indicate your Race/Ethnicity 1 African American 3 1% 2 American Indian 2 1% 3 Asian 71 20% 4 Caucasian % 5 Hispanic/White 43 12% 6 Hispanic/Non-white 5 1% 7 Other 20 5% 8 I would rather not answer 15 4% Min 1 Max 8 Mean 4.24 Variance 1.56 Standard Deviation 1.25

31 Do you currently live in a household you consider home? 1 Yes % 2 No % Min 1 Max 2 Mean 1.28 Variance 0.20 Standard Deviation 0.45

32 What is the approximate annual household income of the household you consider home? 1 no income 19 5% 2 under $10, % 3 $10,000-$19, % 4 $20,000-$29, % 5 $30,000-$39, % 6 $40,000-$49, % 7 $50,000-$74, % 8 $75,000-$99, % 9 $100,000-$149, % 10 $150,000 or more 42 12% Min 1 Max 10 Mean 6.24 Variance 7.32 Standard Deviation 2.71

33 Including yourself, how many people live in the household you consider home? % % % % % % % % % or more 3 1% Total 361 Min 1 Max 10 Mean 3.02 Variance 2.35 Standard Deviation 1.53 Total Responses 361

34 How many children, in the household you consider home, are under age 6? % % % % % % % % % % or more 0 0% Total 361 Min 1 Max 5 Mean 1.14 Variance 0.21 Standard Deviation 0.46 Total Responses 361

35 How many children, in the household you consider home, are aged 6 to 16? % % % % % % % % % % or more 0 0% Total 361 Min 1 Max 5 Mean 1.27 Variance 0.46 Standard Deviation 0.68 Total Responses 361

36 How many people living, in the household you consider home, work outside the home? % % % % % % % % % % or more 0 0% Total 361 Min 1 Max 6 Mean 2.88 Variance 1.29 Standard Deviation 1.14 Total Responses 361

37 How many licensed and operable motor vehicles does the household you consider home have? % % % % % % % % % % or more 2 1% Total 361 Min 1 Max 11 Mean 3.19 Variance 2.02 Standard Deviation 1.42 Total Responses 361

38 Are you a licensed driver? 1 Yes % 2 No 26 7% Min 1 Max 2 Mean 1.07 Variance 0.07 Standard Deviation 0.26

39 If you are licensed to drive, how many years have you had a license in years? # Answer Min Max Average St andard Deviat ion Responses 1 In Years Total Responses 349

40 Did you lie about your response to any of the previous questions on this survey? 1 Yes 18 5% 2 No % Min 1 Max 2 Mean 1.95 Variance 0.05 Standard Deviation 0.22

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