Datasets

This data set contains questions about how individuals use the internet to search for health information and resources. It was used in the reports "Online Health Search 2006" and "E-patients with a Disease or Chronic Disability".

This data set contains questions about cell phone usage and attitudes, and includes respondents reached via cell-owner sample. It was used in the report "Americans and Their Cell Phones".

This dataset contains questions about usage and attitudes towards Information and Communication Technologies. It served as the basis for the May 2007 "Typology of Information and Communication Technology Users", and was also used in the "Home Broadband Adoption 2006" report. This data set contains all questions asked in addition to basic demographic, internet use and broadband-at-home information.

This data set contains questions about science and sources of news and scientific information. It was used in the report "The Internet as a Resource for News and Information About Science."

This is the dataset for our bloggers callback survey. It is used in our 2006 Bloggers report.

This data set contains questions about the 2006 elections and sources of information about the campaign. It was used in the reports "Election 2006 Online" and "Robocalls During the 2006 Campaign" and contains both RDD and cell phone respondents.

This data set contains questions about online dating and Hurricane Katrina donations. It was used in the reports "Online Dating" and "Romance in America".

This data set includes basic tracking questions.

This data set includes questions about the influence of the internet on major life decisions.

This data set includes questions about spyware, adware, and related computer problems. Data set also includes questions asked of non-internet users about why they do not go online.