Mobility
Survey Details: Conducted October 2008
File Release Date: 4 December 2009
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Spring 2008 Survey Data
24-Nation Survey Conducted March 17 – April 21, 2008
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U.S. Religious Landscape Survey
The sizes and demographic characteristics of religious groups in the U.S. (2007)
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September 2007 – Consumer Choice
This data set contains questions about how people research, buy and evaluate products they purchase online. It includes modules on cell phones, real estate and music and was used in the reports “Online Shopping” and “The Internet and Consumer Choice”.
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June 27-Sept. 4, 2007 – Libraries Survey
This data set contains questions about the sources and approaches people use to get information and to solve common problems. It was used in the report “Information Searches that Solve Problems”.
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Oct. 24-Dec. 7, 2007 – Internet User Typology
This data set contains questions about usage of, and attitudes towards, information and communications technologies. It served as the basis for “The Mobile Difference” typology report, and was also used in the reports “When Technology Fails” and “Mobile Access to Data and Information”.
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February-March 2007 Tracking
This data set contains basic tracking questions, as well as questions about online video and how internet users are affected by spam email. It was used in the reports “Online Video”, “Home Broadband Adoption 2007” and “Spam 2007”.
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2007 National Survey of Latinos
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2007 Hispanic Health Care Survey
This survey focused on Latino access to healthcare and experiences in the healthcare system, as well as the pathways through which Latinos gain health knowledge, and their level of knowledge regarding chronic health conditions.
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February 2007 Political Knowledge Survey