Like the title says, I really need you guys to help me out. I am taking a Quantitative Research Methods course and one of the requirements it to complete and distribute a survey. I have chosen to do a study on driving behavior and would like input from you guys. Please fill out this survey which should take about 3 minutes to complete. It's totally anonymous and I will share my findings with everyone once I have gathered enough completed surveys and analyzed the results. Thanks in advance guys. http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=Hf95NG9AddfVjXiSxqJ1Xg_3d_3d

done, but i think some of the questions at the bottom were leading in wording or presumptive. just my opinion

Thank you for contributing. I'm getting some good feedback and look forward to sharing the results with you guys once I'm done.

Yeah. I think you're* going get either average drivers or street racing asshats out of that. Most of the questions towards the bottom are essentially the following paraphrased...

I am a street racing fuckwad with a little dick. = Does not apply/Never/Sometimes/Always

*Note - We're in college now. It's time to demonstrate mastery of you, your, and you're.

You need to work on your spelling or you're going to look like a dullard in college English.

i filled it out... the bottom section with the 2 drop downs was kinda weird as all my 2nd drop downs were "other"

cheers

Originally posted by DR1665
- We're in college now. It's time to demonstrate mastery of you, your, and you're. You need to work on your spelling or you're going to look like a dullard in college English.

Dr. Iggs P.h.D. for the victory.

Damn I think this could be my third sig quote :P

Originally posted by DR1665
*Note - We're in college now. It's time to demonstrate mastery of you, your, and you're. You need to work on your spelling or you're going to look like a dullard in college English.

Thanks for pointing out the grammatical errors. My class only meets once a week and the professor had us complete the whole survey in one class sitting, so it was kind of tough. It's funny that you caught those errors though because she checked it over a few times and said it was good to go. I guess it goes to show that not everyone is worried about grammar errors like our friend Driggs. :thumbsup