Each day, we're bombarded with messages on issues and events the world's "information gatekeepers" deem newsworthy. In print, through the airwaves and via the Internet, we can readily see the relative importance the media attach to these issues and events (the "send" side of the communication equation).

Manhattan-on-Rouge Communications is interested in examining the "receive" side. Toward that end, we are conducting a non-scientific opinion poll to look at how individuals respond to these "issues of the day."

Please take 15 minutes to participate in this survey. If you'd like to receive a summary of the results, please complete the Contact Us form on our web site. URL is www.manhattan-on-rougecommunications.com/conactUs.htm


(Items in blue are required.)
(1) Listed below are several issues that have been the recent focus of media coverage. What level of importance do you attach to each issue? Abortion vs. Right to Life
 
(2) Education of America's Children
 
(3) The Environment
 
(4) Federal (U.S.) Budget Deficit
 
(5) Federal (U.S.) Election Reform
 
(6) Federal (U.S.) Energy Policy
 
(7) Health-care in America
 
(8) Middle East Peace Process
 
(9) Nuclear Proliferation
 
(10) Social Security Reform
 
(11) The War on Terrorism
 
(12) White-collar Crime in Corporate America
 
(13) How often do you discuss each of the aforementioned issues with business associates, friends and/or other members of your houshold? Abortion vs. Right to Life
 
(14) Education of America's Children
 
(15) The Environment
 
(16) Federal (U.S.) Budget Deficit
 
(17) Federal (U.S.) Election Reform
 
(18) Federal (U.S.) Energy Policy
 
(19) Health-care in America
 
(20) Middle East Peace Process
 
(21) Nuclear Proliferation
 
(22) Social Security Reform
 
(23) The War on Terrorism
 
(24) White-collar Crime in Corporate America
 
(25) Listed below are several ways in which individuals can become "issue activists." For any of the 12 issues mentioned in this survey, please indicate the ways in which you have become active. (Check all appropriate answers.)
 
(26) For which of the following issues have you taken an active role? (Check all appropriate answers.)
 
(27) Generally speaking, which one of the following statements best describes how you use media coverage on issues of importance to you?
 
(28) On issues of importance to you, do you read the editorials of columnists or listen to commentators who express viewpoints opposed to your own?
 
           
(29) How often does media coverage of an important issue change your opinion on that issue?
 
(30) Of the 12 issues mentioned in this survey, which three are the most important for the future of the United States? (Please check three issues, only. If you check more than three, your answer will not be counted!)
 
(31) If you wish to receive a report on the results of this survey, please provide your e-mail address in the space provided below.
 


Answers to the following questions will enable us to segment data for more meaningful survey results.

Please be assured that individual responses cannot be tracked to participants. Your answers, as well as the personal background information you provide, will remain completely confidential. And your e-mail address does not leave our private and secure data bank.


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