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What is your age:
	12.1%	2587	22-25
	10.9%	2332	Under 15
	9.0%	1925	26-30
	7.2%	1532	31-35
	6.4%	1372	36-40
	6.4%	1360	16-17
	5.9%	1254	21
	5.9%	1249	20
	5.6%	1185	41-45
	4.9%	1047	18
	4.8%	1020	19
	4.7%	994	46-50
	3.7%	784	51-55
	3.0%	637	56-60
	2.5%	528	61-65
	2.4%	506	66-70
	2.4%	501	71-80
	0.5%	108	No Answer
	0.2%	47	81+
Your sex:
	61.7%	13154	Male
	33.3%	7107	Female
	1.5%	317	No Answer
Your highest level of education completed:
	20.0%	4262	College - currently enrolled
	19.8%	4225	Some high school
	17.2%	3675	Some college
	14.5%	3091	College - Bachelors degree
	13.2%	2815	High school graduate
	9.4%	2005	College - Masters degree
	1.5%	314	No Answer
	0.9%	194	College - PhD
Your marital status:
	48.6%	10365	Single
	28.7%	6126	Married
	15.4%	3290	Divorced
	2.3%	482	No Answer
	1.5%	317	Separated
First child:
	72.2%	15387	none
	17.6%	3745	male
	10.2%	2167	female
First child age:
	21.6%	4599	4-6
	16.1%	3425	7-12
	15.5%	3297	13-17
	6.4%	1362	18+
	4.3%	925	3 or under
Second child:
	79.5%	16949	none
	13.6%	2899	male
	6.8%	1454	female
Second child age:
	20.1%	4292	4-6
	15.9%	3390	7-12
	14.0%	2981	13-17
	3.8%	819	18+
	2.6%	549	3 or under
Third child:
	86.9%	18524	none
	9.8%	2096	male
	3.2%	682	female
Third child age:
	19.7%	4206	4-6
	13.2%	2812	13-17
	13.2%	2811	7-12
	1.8%	389	18+
	1.1%	236	3 or under
Forth child:
	90.4%	19282	none
	7.9%	1692	male
	1.5%	327	female
Forth child age:
	18.9%	4031	4-6
	12.9%	2746	7-12
	12.2%	2601	13-17
	0.9%	185	18+
	0.6%	133	3 or under
Fifth child:
	91.9%	19586	none
	7.4%	1578	male
	0.7%	139	female
Fifth child age:
	18.6%	3965	4-6
	12.4%	2650	13-17
	12.1%	2589	7-12
	0.5%	109	18+
	0.4%	89	3 or under
Studies have shown a correllation between content in the media and behavior in select areas. What is your level of concern with Lowered academic performance:
	40.9%	8709	No Answer
	23.1%	4920	Concerned
	15.5%	3303	Not concerned
	13.4%	2864	Very concerned
	7.1%	1509	Indifferent
Your level of concern with Violent and aggressive behavior:
	40.4%	8608	No Answer
	22.4%	4784	Very concerned
	18.0%	3837	Concerned
	14.2%	3030	Not concerned
	4.9%	1046	Indifferent
Your level of concern with Poor social skills:
	40.5%	8633	No Answer
	22.0%	4692	Concerned
	15.8%	3359	Not concerned
	14.1%	3012	Very concerned
	7.5%	1609	Indifferent
Your level of concern with Increased likelihood of drug/alcohol abuse:
	40.8%	8702	No Answer
	18.7%	3985	Not concerned
	17.6%	3761	Very concerned
	16.1%	3426	Concerned
	6.7%	1430	Indifferent
Your level of concern with Increased likelihood of early sexual activity:
	40.7%	8682	No Answer
	19.6%	4179	Very concerned
	16.7%	3556	Concerned
	16.4%	3497	Not concerned
	6.5%	1390	Indifferent
What do you think is the best solution for dealing with inappropriate content on television and in video games?
	52.0%	11090	People/parents should control access
	23.9%	5094	Government should regulate
	16.3%	3485	Some government regulation but not much
	3.9%	826	Nothing - this is not an issue
	0.4%	84	No Answer
What do you think is the best solution for dealing with inappropriate content on the Internet?
	47.6%	10150	People/parents should control access
	27.6%	5876	Government should regulate
	17.1%	3642	Some government regulation but not much
	3.6%	764	Nothing - this is not an issue
	0.7%	147	No Answer
If you were to use an access control device that would restrict usage based on a schedule set by parents, which would you endorse?
	28.2%	6016	Personal attention
	26.2%	5594	An Access Control Device that would restrict a device's usage without authorization
	14.7%	3127	The V-chip being built into all components
	5.3%	1140	Nothing - this is not an issue
If an access control device were available, how likely would you purchase one?
	32.7%	6961	Unlikely
	16.3%	3466	Probably
	15.9%	3390	Maybe
	11.5%	2445	Not sure
	11.1%	2376	Definitely
	6.9%	1474	Probably buy two or more
	1.3%	278	No Answer
	0.9%	188	Definitely buy two or more
How much would you be willing to pay for such a device?
	23.1%	4932	Less than $39.95
	18.7%	3994	$69.95 or more
	15.3%	3269	$39.95
	14.9%	3166	$49.95
	12.7%	2707	No Answer
	11.9%	2539	$59.95
From what source would you most likely purchase such a device?
	34.6%	7375	In stores
	20.8%	4441	Word of mouth
	14.6%	3111	Internet
	12.0%	2551	TV commercial
	3.9%	822	Infomercial
	3.0%	643	Shopping channel
How would you use such a device?
	33.0%	7025	Control television access
	31.0%	6605	Control Internet access by limiting power to monitor
	15.3%	3258	Control video games by limiting video game power
	15.0%	3197	Control computer game access by limiting power to monitor
	12.6%	2680	Control video games by limiting TV power
If you had something like an access control device, how concerned would you be that your children might attempt to circumvent this protection?
	42.6%	9092	Not concerned
	38.9%	8289	Somewhat concerned
	9.1%	1937	Very concerned
	5.9%	1261	No Answer

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