Survey+Questions+FINAL

Q1.

 * Age
 * Ethnicity - choices should be African-American, Asian, Causasian, Hispanic, Other (these are in alpha order) (LG)
 * Gender
 * Highest Education Level achieved
 * Family status - I don't think this is necessary, not in Sarah's survey (LG)

**Information Gathering**
2. Discount Stores (Walmart, Target, etc.) 3. Pharmacy (Walgreen's CVS, etc) 4. Member-only Stores (Sam's, Costco, etc.) 5. Other ||  2. Clorox Disinfecting Wipes 3. Clorox- Green Works 4. Comet 5. Mr. Clean 6. Palmolive 7. Resolve 8. Scotch-Brite Quick Floor Sweeper 9. Simple Green All Purpose Cleaner 10. Simplicity 11. Soft Scrub 12. Scrubbing Bubbles 13. Swiffer 14. Windex multi-surface cleaner with vinegar 15. Windex- Nature's Source- 16. Other 17. I don't purchase commercial cleaning products.  ||
 * ===Q2. Where do you most often purchase cleaning products?=== || 1. Supermarket (Publix, Winn Dixie, etc)
 * ===Q3. Which of the following products have you purchased in the last six months?=== || 1. Clorox Bleach
 * ===Q4. How often have you used natural cleaning products? - I think Q5 covers what we ===

|| 1. Never 2. Sometimes 3. Always 4. I do not use natural cleaning products ||
 * ===Q5. ===

Which of the following natural cleaning methods have you used in your home in the last six month?
||  1. Lemons 2. Vinegar 3. Baking Soda 4. Other 5. I don't use any natural cleaning methods. ||

Definitions
Currently in Survey Monkey: 1. > "I believe companies are accurately communicating information about their impact on the environment." is a question in last section. (LG)
 * If a manufacturer claims their product is green, the product won't have any harmful effects on the environment. - <span style="color: rgb(255, 0, 0);">should delete this question.
 * I am comfortable with definitions used on green product labels to identify whether the product is green.
 * I understand the environmental terms companies use in their advertising. - <span style="color: rgb(255, 0, 0);">don't think we need both of these statements, combine to read:
 * <span style="color: rgb(255, 0, 0);">I am comfortable with the environmental terms used on green product labels to identify whether the product is green. (LG)

2. The following terms on products mean: <span style="color: rgb(255, 0, 0);">scale should be "credible term", "need more information", "misleading term" "not familiar with that term" (LG) Non-toxic Natural cleaner Eco-friendly Phosphate-free 3. <span style="color: rgb(255, 0, 0);">When I see a product advertised as green or environmentally friendly: (LG) I view the product in a positive way I view the product in a slightly positive way It has no effect on how I view the product I view the product in a negative way I don't know what it means

**Buying Habits**
<span style="color: rgb(255, 0, 0);">Select the appropriate rating in the scale for the following statements. (using current Likert scale in Sarah's survey). Don't list categories in actual survey but keep for our reference for data analysis:

PERSONAL ATTITUDES I consider the environmental impacts when I purchase products. When shopping for cleaning products, I only buy products that say they are green on the label. I only use commercial cleaning products as a last resort method. I am overwhelmed by the amount of environmental messages I hear and see.

COST I consider the cost, when choosing whether or not to purchase green cleaning products.

AVAILABILITY There are enough green cleaning products available to make it convenient to purchase them.

DISTRUST/NEGATIVE ATTITUDE Companies that communicate about the environment make me want to buy products from them. Companies must not only say a product is good for the environment, they need to prove it. I consider a company's history of environmental commitment when choosing whether or not to purchase green cleaning products. I believe companies are accurately communicating information about their impact on the environment.

ADVERTISING There is sufficient information available to make informed decisions about buying green products. There is sufficient advertising of available green products for me to make a decision to purchase them.