Planned seeking of secondary risk information about climate change mitigation (doi:10.21979/N9/1RDZ7Z)

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Planned seeking of secondary risk information about climate change mitigation

doi:10.21979/N9/1RDZ7Z

DR-NTU (Data)

2024-06-25

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Rosenthal, Sonny Ben, 2024, "Planned seeking of secondary risk information about climate change mitigation", https://doi.org/10.21979/N9/1RDZ7Z, DR-NTU (Data), V1, UNF:6:t67BeACCwt5gfF8LdgDMuQ== [fileUNF]

Planned seeking of secondary risk information about climate change mitigation

doi:10.21979/N9/1RDZ7Z

Rosenthal, Sonny Ben (Nanyang Technological University)

SPSS

RG121/20

DR-NTU (Data)

Rosenthal, Sonny Ben

Rosenthal, Sonny Ben

2024-06-25

https://doi.org/10.21979/N9/1RDZ7Z

Social Sciences, Social Sciences, Environmental communication

This was a study funded by an AcRF Tier 1

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10.1080/17524032.2024.2343108

Rosenthal, S., & Ai, P. (2024). Does the Use of Media and Other Information Sources Cause the Perceived Experience of Climate Change or is it the Other Way Around?. Environmental Communication, 1-14.

10356/175548

Rosenthal, S., & Ai, P. (2024). Does the Use of Media and Other Information Sources Cause the Perceived Experience of Climate Change or is it the Other Way Around?. Environmental Communication, 1-14.

10.1038/s41598-023-46952-w

Rosenthal, S., Irvine, P. J., Cummings, C. L., & Ho, S. S. (2023). Exposure to climate change information predicts public support for solar geoengineering in Singapore and the United States. Scientific Reports, 13(1), 19874.

10356/173040

Rosenthal, S., Irvine, P. J., Cummings, C. L., & Ho, S. S. (2023). Exposure to climate change information predicts public support for solar geoengineering in Singapore and the United States. Scientific Reports, 13(1), 19874.

• Number of cases: 4006

• No. of variables per record: 500

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

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• ID - participant sorted by increasing UID
• Condition - Condition
• Country - Country
• FDur - Duration (in seconds)
• Sex - What is your biological sex?
• Age
• Edu
• Politic - People often talk about 'liberals' and 'conservatives' when it comes to politics. Here is a 7-point-scale with political views arranged from extremely liberal to extremely conservative. Where would you place yourself on this scale?
• SrtOKnow
• Rel1 - The topic of climate change is of interest to me.
• Rel2 - The topic of climate change is relevant to me.
• Rel3 - The topic of climate change is important to me.
• CC_Personal - How much do you think climate change will harm you personally?
• CC_Future - How much do you think climate change will harm future generations of people?
• SrcTV - How often do you use the following sources for information related to climate change? - Television
• SrcFlm - How often do you use the following sources for information related to climate change? - Films
• SrcRd - How often do you use the following sources for information related to climate change? - Radio
• SrcNP - How often do you use the following sources for information related to climate change? - Newspapers
• SrcMag - How often do you use the following sources for information related to climate change? - Magazines
• SrcBks - How often do you use the following sources for information related to climate change? - Books
• SrcFB - How often do you use the following sources for information related to climate change? - Facebook
• SrcTwt - How often do you use the following sources for information related to climate change? - Twitter
• SrcYT - How often do you use the following sources for information related to climate change? - YouTube
• SrcPod - How often do you use the following sources for information related to climate change? - Podcasts
• SrcRed - How often do you use the following sources for information related to climate change? - Reddit
• SrcWik - How often do you use the following sources for information related to climate change? - Wikipedia
• SrcFr - How often do you use the following sources for information related to climate change? - Friends
• SrcFam - How often do you use the following sources for information related to climate change? - Family
• CCExp1 - I know from direct experience whether climate change is happening or not.
• CCExp2 - Most of what I know about climate change is because I have seen it for myself.
• CCK01
• CCK02
• CCK03
• CCK04
• CCK05
• CCK06
• CCK07
• CCK08
• CCK09
• CCK10
• CKN1 - The causes of climate change
• CKN2 - The effects of climate change
• CKN3 - The science of climate change
• CNA1 - I feel worried about climate change.
• CNA2 - I feel anxious about climate change.
• CNA3 - I feel concerned about climate change.
• OKnow
• uid - uid
• Income - What is your monthly household income?
• CC_Def - In your judgment, when people use the term "climate change," what are they referring to?
• F_CC_Def - In your judgment, when people use the term "climate change," what are they referring to?
• Elements
• Connections
• Accuracy
• FElements
• FConnections
• FAccuracy
• SD - all 5-point scales from wave 1
• SDtf
• Error - reverse coded sufficiency measures for CC and Mit (if straddling 3, then absolute difference)
• Dur - Duration (in seconds)
• Rand - Rand
• UseTv
• UseFlm
• UseRd
• UseNP
• UseMag
• UseBks
• UseFB
• UseTwt
• UseYT
• UsePod
• UseRed
• UseWik
• UseFr
• UseFam
• Supp1 - Regional use of [mitigation]
• Supp2 - Local use of [mitigation]
• Supp3 - Government funding of research
• Supp4 - Government funding of development
• Culture_1 - The government interferes far too much in our everyday lives.
• Culture_2 - Sometimes government needs to make laws that keep people from hurting themselves.
• Culture_3 - It’s not the government’s business to try to protect people from themselves.
• Culture_4 - The government should stop telling people how to live their lives.
• Culture_5 - The government should do more to advance society’s goals, even if that means limiting the freedom and choices of individuals.
• Culture_6 - Government should put limits on the choices individuals can make so they don’t get in the way of what’s good for society.
• Culture_7 - We have gone too far in pushing equal rights in this country.
• Culture_8 - Our society would be better off if the distribution of wealth was more equal.
• Culture_9 - We need to dramatically reduce inequalities between the rich and the poor, different races, and men and women.
• Culture_10 - Discrimination against minorities is still a very serious problem in our society.
• Culture_11 - It seems like women, homosexuals, and other groups don’t want equal rights; they want special rights just for them.
• Culture_12 - Society as a whole has become too soft and feminine.
• SciTech_1_1 - Scientists should move ahead with research even if it displeases some people.
• SciTech_1_4 - We should use technology to improve our daily life.
• SciTech_2_4 - Scientists should do what they think is best, even if they have to persuade people that it is right.
• SciTech_2_6 - Science is vital to the success of our society.
• SciTech_2_7 - We should use technology to improve our daily life.
• SciTech_1_2 - The world was a better place before we had so many technologies.
• SciTech_1_3 - Our leaders need to stop funding science research.
• SciTech_1_5 - We can solve most of society's problems without the use of science and technology.
• SciTech_1_6 - New technologies don't make people's lives any better.
• SciTech_2_3 - Science has created more problems in society than solutions.
• SciTech_2_5 - The world would be better without technology.
• SciTech_1_7 - Scientists exaggerate the truth for their own personal gain.
• SciTech_2_1 - Scientists purposefully hide the truth from the public.
• SciTech_2_2 - Scientists don't value my concerns when making decisions.
• MNA1 - [Field-Mitigation_uc] could have considerable negative consequences.
• MNA2 - The negative effects of [Field-Mitigation_lc] could be severe.
• MNA3 - There is a serious risk of [Field-Mitigation_lc] harming people.
• MNA4 - I feel worried about the potential risks associated with [Field-Mitigation_lc].
• MNA5 - I feel anxious about the potential risks associated with [Field-Mitigation_lc].
• Mit_SRT_11 - Using [Field-Mitigation_lc] to fight climate change will be expensive for taxpayers.
• Mit_SRT_12 - Developing [Field-Mitigation_lc] to fight climate change will take money from more important projects.
• MRE1 - [Field-Mitigation_uc] can be effective in reducing the threat of climate change.
• MRE2 - [Field-Mitigation_uc] can help prevent the risks of climate change.
• MRE3 - [Field-Mitigation_uc] is a good solution to climate change.
• MRE4 - I feel hopeful about [Field-Mitigation_lc] to reduce climate change.
• MRE5 - I feel optimistic about [Field-Mitigation_lc] to reduce climate change.
• MSE1 - How effective do you think the government’s actions are in the fight against climate change?
• MSE2 - How much confidence do you have in the government's ability to respond to climate change?
• MSE3 - How capable do you think the government is to respond to climate change?
• CIN1r - The information I have at this time meets all of my needs for knowing about climate change.
• CIN2r - My current level of knowledge about climate change is sufficient.
• CIN3 - I have not received enough information about climate change.
• MIN1r - The information I have at this time meets all of my needs for knowing about [Field-Mitigation_lc].
• MIN2r - My current level of knowledge about [Field-Mitigation_lc] is sufficient.
• MIN3 - I have not received enough information about [Field-Mitigation_lc].
• CC_Past_Seek_1 - The causes of climate change
• CC_Past_Seek_2 - The effects of climate change
• CC_Past_Seek_3 - The science of climate change
• Mit_Past_Seek_1 - The benefits of [Field-Mitigation_lc] for reducing climate change
• Mit_Past_Seek_2 - The risks of [Field-Mitigation_lc]
• Mit_Past_Seek_3 - The financial costs of [Field-Mitigation_lc]
• Mit_Past_Seek_4 - The science of [Field-Mitigation_lc]
• SrcVrty
• CKN1s
• CKN2s
• CKN3s
• CSI1 - The causes of climate change
• CSI2 - The effects of climate change
• CSI3 - The science of climate change
• CSN1 - People who are close to me expect me to seek information about climate change.
• CSN2 - The people I spend most of my time with are likely to seek information related to climate change.
• CSN3 - Most people who are important to me think that I should seek information about climate change.
• CAT1 - Worthless:Valuable
• CAT2 - Harmful:Beneficial
• CAT3 - Unhelpful:Helpful
• CAT4 - Foolish:Wise
• CSC1 - It is easy to find information about climate change.
• CSC2 - I know how to search for information about climate change.
• CSC3 - I know where to look for information about climate change.
• CSC4 - I can readily access all the information I need about climate change.
• CTH1 - The causes of climate change
• CTH2 - The effects of climate change
• CTH3 - The science of climate change
• MKN1 - The benefits of [Field-Mitigaion_lc]
• MKN2 - The risks of [Field-Mitigaion_lc]
• MKN3 - The science of [Field-Mitigaion_lc]
• MTH1 - The benefits of [Field-Mitigaion_lc]
• MTH2 - The risks of [Field-Mitigaion_lc]
• MTH3 - The science of [Field-Mitigaion_lc]
• MAT1 - Worthless:Valuable
• MAT2 - Harmful:Beneficial
• MAT3 - Unhelpful:Helpful
• MAT4 - Foolish:Wise
• MSN1 - People who are close to me expect me to seek information about [Field-Mitigation_lc].
• MSN2 - The people I spend most of my time with are likely to seek information related to [Field-Mitigation_lc].
• MSN3 - Most people who are important to me think that I should seek information about [Field-Mitigation_lc].
• MSC1 - It is easy to find information about [Field-Mitigation_lc].
• MSC2 - I know where to look for information about [Field-Mitigation_lc].
• MSC3 - I know how to search for information about [Field-Mitigation_lc].
• MSC4 - I can readily access all the information I need about [Field-Mitigation_lc].
• MSI1 - The benefits of [Field-Mitigation_lc] for reducing climate change
• MSI2 - The risks of [Field-Mitigation_lc]
• MSI3 - The financial costs of [Field-Mitigation_lc]
• MSI4 - The science of [Field-Mitigation_lc]
• CCISI1 - I think of myself as an information seeker.
• CCISI2 - I see myself as someone who seeks a lot of information.
• CCPN1 - To what extent do you feel a personal obligation to seek information about climate change?
• CCPN2 - I would feel bad about myself if I had a poor understanding of climate change.
• CCPN3 - I ought to know about climate change.
• FCPS1 - The causes of climate change
• FCPS2 - The effects of climate change
• FCPS3 - The science of climate change
• FMPS1 - The benefits of [Field-Mitigation_lc] for reducing climate change
• FMPS2 - The risks of [Field-Mitigation_lc]
• FMPS3 - The science of [Field-Mitigation_lc]
• FCNA1 - I feel worried about climate change.
• FCNA2 - I feel anxious about climate change.
• FCNA3 - I feel concerned about climate change.
• FMNA1 - [Field-Mitigation_uc] could have considerable negative consequences.
• FMNA2 - The negative effects of [Field-Mitigation_lc] could be severe.
• FMNA3 - There is a serious risk of [Field-Mitigation_lc] harming people.
• FMNA4 - I feel worried about the potential risks associated with [Field-Mitigation_lc].
• FMNA5 - I feel anxious about the potential risks associated with [Field-Mitigation_lc].
• FMRE1 - [Field-Mitigation_uc] can be effective in reducing the threat of climate change.
• FMRE2 - [Field-Mitigation_uc] can help prevent the risks of climate change.
• FMRE3 - [Field-Mitigation_uc] is a good solution to climate change.
• FMRE4 - I feel hopeful about [Field-Mitigation_lc] to reduce climate change.
• FMRE5 - I feel optimistic about [Field-Mitigation_lc] to reduce climate change.
• FMSE1 - How effective do you think the government’s actions are in the fight against climate change?
• FMSE2 - How much confidence do you have in the government's ability to respond to climate change?
• FMSE3 - How capable do you think the government is to respond to climate change?
• FSupp1 - Regional use of [mitigation]
• FSupp2 - Local use of [mitigation]
• FSupp3 - Government funding of research
• FSupp4 - Government funding of development
• Mit_Know_3 - The financial costs of [Field-Mitigaion_lc]
• Mit_Thresh_3 - The financial costs of [Field-Mitigaion_lc]
• F_Mit_Past_Seek_3 - The financial costs of [Field-Mitigation_lc]
• EndDate - End Date
• F_EndDate - End Date
• Year - What is your year of birth?
• EdSGr - EdSGr
• EdUSr - EdUSr
• Edu_SG - What is your highest level of education completed?
• Edu_US - What is your highest level of education completed?
• Ethnicity_SG - What is your ethnicity? - Selected Choice
• Ethnicity_US - What is your ethnicity? - Selected Choice
• Ethnicity_SG_other - What is your ethnicity? - Other, please specify: - Text
• Ethnicity_US_other - What is your ethnicity? - Other, please specify: - Text
• Timing_CC_Page_Submit - Timing - Page Submit
• CC_Belief - Please select the statement that best reflects your beliefs about climate change.
• Timing_Mit_Page_Submit - Timing - Page Submit
• CC_Knowledge_1 - The hole in the ozone layer is the primary cause of global warming.
• CC_Knowledge_2 - Due to climate change, certain plants and animals may become extinct.
• CC_Knowledge_3 - Climate change is defined as “the rising temperature of the earth’s surface.”
• CC_Knowledge_4 - Destruction of forests is a contributing cause of climate change.
• CC_Knowledge_5 - Man-made climate change has been seen only in the last 30 years.
• CC_Knowledge_6 - If humans completely stopped emitting greenhouse gases today, the average global temperature would return to normal levels within a decade.
• CC_Knowledge_7 - In recent years, global warming has been mostly caused by natural solar cycles.
• CC_Knowledge_8 - The oceans absorb most of the carbon dioxide emitted by humans.
• CC_Knowledge_9 - Global warming causes the water in the oceans to expand, which contributes to sea level rise.
• CC_Knowledge_10 - The greenhouse effect happens when the atmosphere absorbs heat radiating from the Earth’s surface.
• Nuclear_Knowledge_1 - Each year, air pollution from fossil fuel power plants causes more deaths than radiation from nuclear plants.
• Nuclear_Knowledge_2 - Nuclear power plants generate higher carbon emissions compared to fossil fuel plants.
• Nuclear_Knowledge_3 - Nuclear fission and fusion reactions are ways to generate nuclear power.
• Nuclear_Knowledge_4 - Radiation is noticed by humans as a tingling feeling.
• Nuclear_Knowledge_5 - Some foods naturally contain small amounts of radioactive elements.
• Nuclear_Knowledge_6 - Man-made radiation is more dangerous than naturally occurring radiation.
• Nuclear_Knowledge_7 - A sheet of normal paper can block some kinds of radiation.
• Nuclear_Knowledge_8 - Some hospitals conduct medical tests or treatments that produce radioactive waste.
• Nuclear_Knowledge_9 - By weight, there is as much radioactive waste produced as there is chemical waste.
• Nuclear_Knowledge_10 - The amount of radiation released in the Fukushima disaster was the most ever recorded.
• Solar_Knowledge_1 - Snow and ice on the Earth’s surface help reduce global warming by reflecting sunlight.
• Solar_Knowledge_2 - Most of the visible light from the sun passes through the atmosphere without being absorbed.
• Solar_Knowledge_3 - A primary action of solar geoengineering is to reduce the amount of solar energy absorbed by the Earth’s surface.
• Solar_Knowledge_4 - A primary action of solar geoengineering is to lower the amount of greenhouse gases in the Earth’s atmosphere.
• Solar_Knowledge_5 - A primary action of solar geoengineering is to reduce ocean acidification caused by climate change.
• Solar_Knowledge_6 - The main cause of global warming is the Earth’s atmosphere absorbing more sunlight.
• Solar_Knowledge_7 - Stratospheric aerosol injection is most effective when gases are released near the ground.
• Solar_Knowledge_8 - One gas that can be used for stratospheric aerosol injection, sulfur dioxide, is a cause of acid rain.
• Solar_Knowledge_9 - Stratospheric aerosol injection causes more sunlight to be reflected by the upper atmosphere.
• Solar_Knowledge_10 - One of the current aims of solar geoengineering is to cool the surface of the Sun.
• Carbon_Knowledge_1 - Stored carbon dioxide can be used as a raw material to make useful chemicals.
• Carbon_Knowledge_2 - It is possible to store carbon dioxide underground as a high-pressure liquid.
• Carbon_Knowledge_3 - Capturing and storing carbon dioxide does not use electricity.
• Carbon_Knowledge_4 - Pumping carbon dioxide underground could trigger tiny earthquakes.
• Carbon_Knowledge_5 - After a few years, stored carbon dioxide becomes a mineral through fossilization.
• Carbon_Knowledge_6 - Carbon capture and storage can reduce the environmental impact of the energy sector.
• Carbon_Knowledge_7 - In wealthy countries, most fossil fuel power plants use carbon capture and storage.
• Carbon_Knowledge_8 - If leaked, the stored carbon dioxide can dissolve into the nearby water supply.
• Carbon_Knowledge_9 - Storing carbon dioxide underground is difficult because it is lighter than air.
• Carbon_Knowledge_10 - It is not yet possible to capture carbon dioxide directly from the air.
• Genetic_Knowledge_1 - Genes are made of DNA.
• Genetic_Knowledge_2 - Genetic mutations can occur naturally.
• Genetic_Knowledge_3 - Genetic mutations can be produced through genetic engineering.
• Genetic_Knowledge_4 - The genetic code of all organisms is composed of the same four bases and only the sequence differs between different organisms.
• Genetic_Knowledge_5 - Cross-pollination of plants is an example of genetic engineering.
• Genetic_Knowledge_6 - Like other organisms, all bacteria consume oxygen and release carbon dioxide.
• Genetic_Knowledge_7 - Genetic modifications to organisms cannot be passed to their offspring.
• Genetic_Knowledge_8 - Genetically modified food is riskier to human health than conventional food.
• Genetic_Knowledge_9 - Genetically modified crops have helped farmers grow more food.
• Genetic_Knowledge_10 - Genetic engineering can be used in bacteria, plants, and animals.
• Nuclear_Support_SG_1 - Building a nuclear power plant in Southeast Asia.
• Nuclear_Support_SG_2 - Building of a nuclear power plant in Singapore.
• Nuclear_Support_SG_3 - Government funding of research on nuclear power.
• Nuclear_Support_SG_4 - Government funding for developing nuclear power technology.
• Solar_Support_SG_1 - The use of stratospheric aerosol injection in Southeast Asia.
• Solar_Support_SG_2 - The use of stratospheric aerosol injection in Singapore.
• Solar_Support_SG_3 - Government funding of research on stratospheric aerosol injection.
• Solar_Support_SG_4 - Government funding for developing stratospheric aerosol injection.
• Carbon_Support_SG_1 - The use of carbon capture and storage in Southeast Asia.
• Carbon_Support_SG_2 - The use of carbon capture and storage in Singapore.
• Carbon_Support_SG_3 - Government funding of research on carbon capture and storage.
• Carbon_Support_SG_4 - Government funding for developing carbon capture and storage.
• Genetic_Support_SG_1 - The use of genetic engineering for climate change mitigation in Southeast Asia.
• Genetic_Support_SG_2 - The use of genetic engineering for climate change mitigation in Singapore.
• Genetic_Support_SG_3 - Government funding of research on genetic engineering for climate change mitigation.
• Genetic_Support_SG_4 - Government funding for developing genetic engineering for climate change mitigation.
• Nuclear_Support_US_1 - Building a nuclear power plant in the United States.
• Nuclear_Support_US_2 - Building a nuclear power plant in my city or town.
• Nuclear_Support_US_3 - Government funding of research on nuclear power.
• Nuclear_Support_US_4 - Government funding for developing nuclear power technology.
• Solar_Support_US_1 - The use of stratospheric aerosol injection in the United States.
• Solar_Support_US_2 - The use of stratospheric aerosol injection in my city or town.
• Solar_Support_US_3 - Government funding of research on stratospheric aerosol injection.
• Solar_Support_US_4 - Government funding for developing stratospheric aerosol injection.
• Carbon_Support_US_1 - The use of carbon capture and storage in the United States.
• Carbon_Support_US_2 - The use of carbon capture and storage in my city or town..
• Carbon_Support_US_3 - Government funding of research on carbon capture and storage.
• Carbon_Support_US_4 - Government funding for developing carbon capture and storage.
• Genetic_Support_US_1 - The use of genetic engineering for climate change mitigation in the United States.
• Genetic_Support_US_2 - The use of genetic engineering for climate change mitigation in my city or town.
• Genetic_Support_US_3 - Government funding of research on genetic engineering for climate change mitigation.
• Genetic_Support_US_4 - Government funding for developing genetic engineering for climate change mitigation.
• SL_Atmo - Which gas makes up most of the Earth’s atmosphere?
• SL_Year - How long does it take for the Earth to go around the Sun?
• SL_TF_1 - All radioactivity is man-made.
• SL_TF_2 - Lasers work by focusing sound waves.
• SL_TF_3 - Electrons are smaller than atoms.
• SL_TF_4 - Antibiotics kill viruses as well as bacteria.
• F_SrcTV - Television
• F_SrcFlm - Films
• F_SrcRd - Radio
• F_SrtcNP - Newspapers
• F_SrcMag - Magazines
• F_SrcBks - Books
• F_SrcFB - Facebook
• F_SrcTwt - Twitter
• F_SrcYT - YouTube
• F_SrcPod - Podcasts
• F_SrcRed - Reddit
• F_SrcWik - Wikipedia
• F_SrcFr - Friends
• F_SrcFam - Family
• F_CC_Belief - Please select the statement that best reflects your beliefs about climate change.
• F_CC_Personal - How much do you think climate change will harm you personally?
• F_CC_Future - How much do you think climate change will harm future generations of people?
• F_CC_Neg_Aff_4 - The topic of climate change is of interest to me.
• F_CC_Neg_Aff_5 - The topic of climate change is relevant to me.
• F_CC_Neg_Aff_6 - The topic of climate change is important to me.
• F_CC_Know2_1 - The causes of climate change
• F_CC_Know2_2 - The effects of climate change
• F_CC_Know2_3 - The science of climate change
• F_CC_Thresh1_1 - The causes of climate change
• F_CC_Thresh1_2 - The effects of climate change
• F_CC_Thresh1_3 - The science of climate change
• F_Pers_Ob - To what extent do you feel a personal obligation to seek information about climate change?
• F_CC_PRISM1_1 - People who are close to me expect me to seek information about climate change.
• F_CC_PRISM1_2 - The people I spend most of my time with are likely to seek information related to climate change.
• F_CC_Att_1 - Worthless:Valuable
• F_CC_Att_2 - Harmful:Beneficial
• F_CC_Att_3 - Unhelpful:Helpful
• F_CC_Att_4 - Foolish:Wise
• F_CC_PRISM1_3 - Most people who are important to me think that I should seek information about climate change.
• F_CC_PRISM1_4 - I know from direct experience whether climate change is happening or not.
• F_CC_PRISM1_5 - Most of what I know about climate change is because I have seen it for myself.
• F_CC_PRISM1_6 - The information I have at this time meets all of my needs for knowing about climate change.
• F_CC_PRISM1_7 - My current level of knowledge about climate change is sufficient.
• F_CC_PRISM1_8 - I have not received enough information about climate change.
• F_CC_PRISM2_1 - It is easy to find information about climate change.
• F_CC_PRISM2_2 - I know how to search for information about climate change.
• F_CC_PRISM2_3 - I know where to look for information about climate change.
• F_CC_PRISM2_4 - I can readily access all the information I need about climate change.
• F_CC_PRISM2_5 - I think of myself as an information seeker.
• F_CC_PRISM2_6 - I see myself as someone who seeks a lot of information.
• F_CC_PRISM2_7 - I would feel bad about myself if I had a poor understanding of climate change.
• F_CC_PRISM2_8 - I ought to know about climate change.
• F_CC_Seek_Intent_1 - The causes of climate change
• F_CC_Seek_Intent_2 - The effects of climate change
• F_CC_Seek_Intent_3 - The science of climate change
• F_CC_Knowledge_1 - The hole in the ozone layer is the primary cause of global warming.
• F_CC_Knowledge_2 - Due to climate change, certain plants and animals may become extinct.
• F_CC_Knowledge_3 - Climate change is defined as “the rising temperature of the earth’s surface.”
• F_CC_Knowledge_4 - Destruction of forests is a contributing cause of climate change.
• F_CC_Knowledge_5 - Man-made climate change has been seen only in the last 30 years.
• F_CC_Knowledge_6 - If humans completely stopped emitting greenhouse gases today, the average global temperature would return to normal levels within a decade.
• F_CC_Knowledge_7 - In recent years, global warming has been mostly caused by natural solar cycles.
• F_CC_Knowledge_8 - The oceans absorb most of the carbon dioxide emitted by humans.
• F_CC_Knowledge_9 - Global warming causes the water in the oceans to expand, which contributes to sea level rise.
• F_CC_Knowledge_10 - The greenhouse effect happens when the atmosphere absorbs heat radiating from the Earth’s surface.
• F_Mit_SRT_11 - Using [Field-Mitigation_lc] to fight climate change will be expensive for taxpayers.
• F_Mit_SRT_12 - Developing [Field-Mitigation_lc] to fight climate change will take money from more important projects.
• F_Mit_Know2_1 - The benefits of [Field-Mitigation_lc] for reducing climate change
• F_Mit_Know2_2 - The risks of [Field-Mitigation_lc]
• F_Mit_Know2_3 - The financial costs of [Field-Mitigation_lc]
• F_Mit_Know2_4 - The science of [Field-Mitigation_lc]
• F_Mit_Thresh1_1 - The benefits of [Field-Mitigation_lc] for reducing climate change
• F_Mit_Thresh1_2 - The risks of [Field-Mitigation_lc]
• F_Mit_Thresh1_3 - The financial costs of [Field-Mitigation_lc]
• F_Mit_Thresh1_4 - The science of [Field-Mitigation_lc]
• F_Mitigation_Attitude_1 - Worthless:Valuable
• F_Mitigation_Attitude_2 - Harmful:Beneficial
• F_Mitigation_Attitude_3 - Unhelpful:Helpful
• F_Mitigation_Attitude_4 - Foolish:Wise
• F_Mit_Norm_1 - People who are close to me expect me to seek information about [Field-Mitigation_lc].
• F_Mit_Norm_2 - The people I spend most of my time with are likely to seek information related to [Field-Mitigation_lc].
• F_Mit_Norm_3 - Most people who are important to me think that I should seek information about [Field-Mitigation_lc].
• F_Mit_Norm_4 - It is easy to find information about [Field-Mitigation_lc].
• F_Mit_Norm_5 - I know where to look for information about [Field-Mitigation_lc].
• F_Mit_Norm_6 - I know how to search for information about [Field-Mitigation_lc].
• F_Mit_Norm_7 - I can readily access all the information I need about [Field-Mitigation_lc].
• F_Mit_Norm_8 - The information I have at this time meets all of my needs for knowing about [Field-Mitigation_lc].
• F_Mit_Norm_9 - My current level of knowledge about [Field-Mitigation_lc] is sufficient.
• F_Mit_Norm_10 - I have not received enough information about [Field-Mitigation_lc].
• F_Mit_Seek_Intent_1 - The benefits of [Field-Mitigation_lc] for reducing climate change
• F_Mit_Seek_Intent_2 - The risks of [Field-Mitigation_lc]
• F_Mit_Seek_Intent_3 - The financial costs of [Field-Mitigation_lc]
• F_Mit_Seek_Intent_4 - The science of [Field-Mitigation_lc]
• F_Nuclear_Knowledge_1 - Each year, air pollution from fossil fuel power plants causes more deaths than radiation from nuclear plants.
• F_Nuclear_Knowledge_2 - Nuclear power plants generate higher carbon emissions compared to fossil fuel plants.
• F_Nuclear_Knowledge_3 - Nuclear fission and fusion reactions are ways to generate nuclear power.
• F_Nuclear_Knowledge_4 - Radiation is noticed by humans as a tingling feeling.
• F_Nuclear_Knowledge_5 - Some foods naturally contain small amounts of radioactive elements.
• F_Nuclear_Knowledge_6 - Man-made radiation is more dangerous than naturally occurring radiation.
• F_Nuclear_Knowledge_7 - A sheet of normal paper can block some kinds of radiation.
• F_Nuclear_Knowledge_8 - Some hospitals conduct medical tests or treatments that produce radioactive waste.
• F_Nuclear_Knowledge_9 - By weight, there is as much radioactive waste produced as there is chemical waste.
• F_Nuclear_Knowledge_10 - The amount of radiation released in the Fukushima disaster was the most ever recorded.
• F_Solar_Knowledge_1 - Snow and ice on the Earth’s surface help reduce global warming by reflecting sunlight.
• F_Solar_Knowledge_2 - Most of the visible light from the sun passes through the atmosphere without being absorbed.
• F_Solar_Knowledge_3 - A primary action of solar geoengineering is to reduce the amount of solar energy absorbed by the Earth’s surface.
• F_Solar_Knowledge_4 - A primary action of solar geoengineering is to lower the amount of greenhouse gases in the Earth’s atmosphere.
• F_Solar_Knowledge_5 - A primary action of solar geoengineering is to reduce ocean acidification caused by climate change.
• F_Solar_Knowledge_6 - The main cause of global warming is the Earth’s atmosphere absorbing more sunlight.
• F_Solar_Knowledge_7 - Stratospheric aerosol injection is most effective when gases are released near the ground.
• F_Solar_Knowledge_8 - One gas that can be used for stratospheric aerosol injection, sulfur dioxide, is a cause of acid rain.
• F_Solar_Knowledge_9 - Stratospheric aerosol injection causes more sunlight to be reflected by the upper atmosphere.
• F_Solar_Knowledge_10 - One of the current aims of solar geoengineering is to cool the surface of the Sun.
• F_Carbon_Knowledge_1 - Stored carbon dioxide can be used as a raw material to make useful chemicals.
• F_Carbon_Knowledge_2 - It is possible to store carbon dioxide underground as a high-pressure liquid.
• F_Carbon_Knowledge_3 - Capturing and storing carbon dioxide does not use electricity.
• F_Carbon_Knowledge_4 - Pumping carbon dioxide underground could trigger tiny earthquakes.
• F_Carbon_Knowledge_5 - After a few years, stored carbon dioxide becomes a mineral through fossilization.
• F_Carbon_Knowledge_6 - Carbon capture and storage can reduce the environmental impact of the energy sector.
• F_Carbon_Knowledge_7 - In wealthy countries, most fossil fuel power plants use carbon capture and storage.
• F_Carbon_Knowledge_8 - If leaked, the stored carbon dioxide can dissolve into the nearby water supply.
• F_Carbon_Knowledge_9 - Storing carbon dioxide underground is difficult because it is lighter than air.
• F_Carbon_Knowledge_10 - It is not yet possible to capture carbon dioxide directly from the air.
• F_Genetic_Knowledge_1 - Genes are made of DNA.
• F_Genetic_Knowledge_2 - Genetic mutations can occur naturally.
• F_Genetic_Knowledge_3 - Genetic mutations can be produced through genetic engineering.
• F_Genetic_Knowledge_4 - The genetic code of all organisms is composed of the same four bases and only the sequence differs between different organisms.
• F_Genetic_Knowledge_5 - Cross-pollination of plants is an example of genetic engineering.
• F_Genetic_Knowledge_6 - Like other organisms, all bacteria consume oxygen and release carbon dioxide.
• F_Genetic_Knowledge_7 - Genetic modifications to organisms cannot be passed to their offspring.
• F_Genetic_Knowledge_8 - Genetically modified food is riskier to human health than conventional food.
• F_Genetic_Knowledge_9 - Genetically modified crops have helped farmers grow more food.
• F_Genetic_Knowledge_10 - Genetic engineering can be used in bacteria, plants, and animals.
• F_Nuclear_Support_1 - Building a nuclear power plant in Southeast Asia.
• F_Nuclear_Support_2 - Building of a nuclear power plant in Singapore.
• F_Nuclear_Support_3 - Government funding of research on nuclear power.
• F_Nuclear_Support_4 - Government funding for developing nuclear power technology.
• F_Solar_Support_1 - The use of stratospheric aerosol injection in Southeast Asia.
• F_Solar_Support_2 - The use of stratospheric aerosol injection in Singapore.
• F_Solar_Support_3 - Government funding of research on stratospheric aerosol injection.
• F_Solar_Support_4 - Government funding for developing stratospheric aerosol injection.
• F_Carbon_Support_1 - The use of carbon capture and storage in Southeast Asia.
• F_Carbon_Support_2 - The use of carbon capture and storage in Singapore.
• F_Carbon_Support_3 - Government funding of research on carbon capture and storage.
• F_Carbon_Support_4 - Government funding for developing carbon capture and storage.
• F_Genetic_Support_1 - The use of genetic engineering for climate change mitigation in Southeast Asia.
• F_Genetic_Support_2 - The use of genetic engineering for climate change mitigation in Singapore.
• F_Genetic_Support_3 - Government funding of research on genetic engineering for climate change mitigation.
• F_Genetic_Support_4 - Government funding for developing genetic engineering for climate change mitigation.
• F_Nuclear_Support_1.0 - Building a nuclear power plant in the United States.
• F_Nuclear_Support_2.0 - Building a nuclear power plant in my city or town.
• F_Nuclear_Support_3.0 - Government funding of research on nuclear power.
• F_Nuclear_Support_4.0 - Government funding for developing nuclear power technology.
• F_Solar_Support_1.0 - The use of stratospheric aerosol injection in the United States.
• F_Solar_Support_2.0 - The use of stratospheric aerosol injection in my city or town.
• F_Solar_Support_3.0 - Government funding of research on stratospheric aerosol injection.
• F_Solar_Support_4.0 - Government funding for developing stratospheric aerosol injection.
• F_Carbon_Support_1.0 - The use of carbon capture and storage in the United States.
• F_Carbon_Support_2.0 - The use of carbon capture and storage in my city or town..
• F_Carbon_Support_3.0 - Government funding of research on carbon capture and storage.
• F_Carbon_Support_4.0 - Government funding for developing carbon capture and storage.
• F_Genetic_Support_1.0 - The use of genetic engineering for climate change mitigation in the United States.
• F_Genetic_Support_2.0 - The use of genetic engineering for climate change mitigation in my city or town.
• F_Genetic_Support_3.0 - Government funding of research on genetic engineering for climate change mitigation.
• F_Genetic_Support_4.0 - Government funding for developing genetic engineering for climate change mitigation.
• F_SciTech_1_1 - Scientists should move ahead with research even if it displeases some people.
• F_SciTech_1_2 - The world was a better place before we had so many technologies.
• F_SciTech_1_3 - Our leaders need to stop funding science research.
• F_SciTech_1_4 - Our leaders should use technology to solve problems in society.
• F_SciTech_1_5 - We can solve most of society's problems without the use of science and technology.
• F_SciTech_1_6 - New technologies don't make people's lives any better.
• F_SciTech_1_7 - Scientists exaggerate the truth for their own personal gain.
• F_SciTech_1_8 - Using science isn't the best way to find answers to the biggest questions of society today
• F_SciTech_2_1 - Scientists purposefully hide the truth from the public.
• F_SciTech_2_2 - Scientists don't value my concerns when making decisions.
• F_SciTech_2_3 - Science has created more problems in society than solutions.
• F_SciTech_2_4 - Scientists should do what they think is best, even if they have to persuade people that it is right.
• F_SciTech_2_5 - The world would be better without technology.
• F_SciTech_2_6 - Science is vital to the success of our society.
• F_SciTech_2_7 - We should use technology to improve our daily life.
• F_SciTech_2_8 - People don't have to understand science in order to believe that it is useful
• F_SciTech_3_1 - I trust scientists more than I trust politicians
• F_SciTech_3_2 - I'm worried that scientists are making decisions without the input of the public
• F_SciTech_3_3 - The world would be better without today's technology
• F_SciTech_3_4 - Scientists shouldn't be trusted more than other people
• F_SciTech_3_5 - Our leaders purposefully use science and technology to harm our country's citizens
• F_SciTech_3_6 - We should stop using technologies and return to a society more like that of our grandparents
• F_SciTech_3_7 - Scientists think they are more important than everyone else
• F_SciTech_3_8 - Scientists know best what is good for the public
• F_SciTech_3_9 - New technologies complicate people's lives
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f139775 Location:

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Notes: UNF:6:kwyCufuWt+aZiGK4XeE23Q==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. -99.0; Max. 27.0; Mean -5.715676485272023; Valid 4006.0; StDev 26.09122168599709;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:kN+0i/kNp0fkABUmBWMrAQ==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. -99.0; StDev 25.683469585549016; Valid 4005.0; Mean -7.092134831460749; Max. 3.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:VXykbxiVMkqog7zmHXpQLg==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean -6.360708936595133; Max. 11.0; Valid 4006.0; Min. -99.0; StDev 25.89499479537245;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Ss87u/pv29x+7ZZGGBdDCA==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean -5.6421188630490695; StDev 25.856501879109764; Min. -99.0; Valid 774.0; Max. 9.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Kn5EZrU4pRlxO8aWoNRuJg==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 774.0; Max. 2.0; Mean -6.963824289405677; StDev 25.472938919173647; Min. -99.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:P0MssWIR8biTdmCkHWfgRQ==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 25.69089948773685; Min. -99.0; Mean -6.211886304909601; Valid 774.0; Max. 2.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:kXc0a+jeGvQUofhu0bnZPg==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.2950628149741711; Max. 1.96; Valid 4006.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 0.9131452820768848;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:s7N1o6J5g72fyQvg5Zfr6A==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 0.39616868759920854; Min. 0.0; Valid 3978.0; StDev 0.16708830514049008; Max. 0.7071067811865476;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:D+0fahGluJpBBxg71KXzGg==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.0551812560827987; Min. 0.0; Valid 4006.0; Mean 0.7204817773340009; Max. 4.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:pGkFsM96aLjr0Lm8oS3jGA==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 57845.10028578257; Min. 420.0; Max. 1824455.0; Valid 4006.0; Mean 7221.813280080088;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:5QgLXpoUxqnkGlkGJV+k4Q==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 2.0; StDev 0.5000624180765181; Min. 1.0; Mean 1.5; Valid 4006.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ZlCd3jr6j5U58bhmikCsuA==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 4006.0; Max. 1.0; StDev 0.3624418091412584; Mean 0.8444832750873686; Min. 0.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:d+CO4J3rdjPM+K5xBbLHGQ==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Valid 4006.0; Max. 1.0; Mean 0.7586120818771837; StDev 0.4279784035456013

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Na5BlhrP4aAik+/kmLeZ/g==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 0.7006989515726413; StDev 0.45800905598545; Min. 0.0; Max. 1.0; Valid 4006.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:1Ko+2Gjp81lVfRSUwkyd4Q==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 0.774588117823263; StDev 0.4179054455219101; Min. 0.0; Max. 1.0; Valid 4006.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:eJ9OzHgQ2J9kz53IrivDMw==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.46576658567504153; Min. 0.0; Valid 4006.0; Mean 0.6819770344483279; Max. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:LQoT1lc8NuniZen1uhebYg==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.4462360261255947; Valid 4006.0; Max. 1.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 0.7256615077383917

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:0kOfZkWlxnZ9gOvt+tvndg==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.44023967215580584; Mean 0.7371442835746362; Min. 0.0; Valid 4006.0; Max. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:/XLtWefJJ78xJQxFgnQjdQ==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 1.0; Valid 4006.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 0.5414378432351491; StDev 0.49834214991586373

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:pw5/Pfe2XxPj3Pt72V5rqQ==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 0.7828257613579593; Max. 1.0; StDev 0.4123736631355158; Min. 0.0; Valid 4006.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Ci7iVT0GknmPlVkUWCOrUQ==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 0.5646530204692957; Min. 0.0; Max. 1.0; StDev 0.49586426088002034; Valid 4006.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:y2P19XrCIN/9oxzEFk2MgQ==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.499807087303904; Valid 4006.0; Max. 1.0; Mean 0.4840239640539197; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:DJzdqMqxaeWBlkTXH06jjQ==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; StDev 0.4654732286655657; Max. 1.0; Mean 0.6827259111332975; Valid 4006.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:LWspNvdaxPziv1LAIPC6gQ==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 1.0; StDev 0.3897351768220617; Min. 0.0; Valid 4006.0; Mean 0.8132800798801798;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Rsymb2WffuS0SDiGU5Bbug==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.39467159115017414; Valid 4006.0; Min. 0.0; Max. 1.0; Mean 0.8070394408387412;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:4HEL2qrU/pFGLk/HsaZaBA==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 3.160758861707435; StDev 4.4024301339612055; Min. -99.0; Max. 5.0; Valid 4006.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:MlGq7/R1G1GkF/7M24+M1w==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 3.039690464303551; Min. -99.0; StDev 4.413651764884371; Max. 5.0; Valid 4006.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:YP05bT4L0VwXIEf5muHrcw==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 3.319520718921619; Max. 5.0; StDev 4.408170075629497; Valid 4006.0; Min. -99.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:kGv8Y15yNMYV4zaVNvUR/A==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 5.0; Min. -99.0; Mean 3.2284073889166245; StDev 4.4046850337994385; Valid 4006.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:R76Xdo73Qm2z8WKWKDilHw==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 5.0; Mean 2.5728906640039892; Min. -99.0; Valid 4006.0; StDev 9.173623045547432;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:omL3N5hx9Ra9E1yiwwgDpQ==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 5.0; Mean 2.813280079880164; Min. -99.0; Valid 4006.0; StDev 9.181460088854765

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:6Pn50uS5hj4LRwWwWHoOMw==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.322765851223175; Max. 5.0; Valid 4006.0; StDev 9.159260389081622; Min. -99.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:MgaO/2LqZYuELeBzF+p40g==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.69171243135298; StDev 9.18110561630557; Max. 5.0; Min. -99.0; Valid 4006.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:DWm1PyaG3hjN1a2fpPzIDQ==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.3032950574139064; Min. -99.0; Valid 4006.0; Max. 5.0; StDev 9.160798210118053;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ZswAKNPzVIrb4iHFl7MhnQ==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 9.155741176736823; Max. 5.0; Mean 2.2593609585621364; Valid 4006.0; Min. -99.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ry5MJYZcbv+VtkpzHYitGw==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 9.158173611942825; Mean 2.2229156265601544; Valid 4006.0; Min. -99.0; Max. 5.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:zqOESjV5uYQg3V9XPVom4A==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 9.194458022674825; Valid 4006.0; Mean 2.8427358961557605; Min. -99.0; Max. 5.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:vfuqj8TmjP2trd+eA4hxVA==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 9.20107616630634; Mean 2.9488267598601867; Max. 5.0; Valid 4006.0; Min. -99.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:gvrE6jZNFyU8Ol7TWGCI7g==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 9.19969849052298; Valid 4006.0; Min. -99.0; Max. 5.0; Mean 2.891662506240621

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:dEn9raHqrqRUz+3VYc09+Q==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 9.171814465349662; Max. 5.0; Valid 4006.0; Mean 2.301298052920611; Min. -99.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:JdU3qWGAsCvwar9LT4kk/Q==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. -99.0; Valid 4006.0; Mean 2.3662006989515527; StDev 9.168199171516676; Max. 5.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:qZ3txs9B4QUdoezBWipMgg==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 4006.0; Max. 5.0; Mean 3.3674488267598583; Min. -99.0; StDev 4.950065645462166;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:T/ejeXFXOzef9NO3VsmaJQ==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 4006.0; Max. 5.0; Min. -99.0; StDev 4.9446810639541; Mean 3.462056914628057;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:86ogGXvIhOyU1aoHvxc4sA==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 5.0; Mean 3.1582626060908576; StDev 6.1251953319561325; Min. -99.0; Valid 4006.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:t+6SMDXjTp9JEVnoMvUb2g==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 5.0; StDev 6.134946159301608; Mean 3.5162256615077343; Valid 4006.0; Min. -99.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:GzStVRzGvrKqAHJWh+a6Ng==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 5.0; Mean 3.5134797803294973; Valid 4006.0; Min. -99.0; StDev 6.1329175093502535;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:UyQEoiErPqHZTM1LbSjGrw==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 5.0; StDev 4.967874560552179; Valid 4006.0; Min. -99.0; Mean 3.051173240139783;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:S78hgWVif1a3b/Yk/oyBrg==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. -99.0; Valid 4006.0; Mean 2.4368447329006484; StDev 4.970663543158221; Max. 5.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:i1hGpJnfhIuGL5E92udI/A==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 4.96893037065501; Min. -99.0; Valid 4006.0; Max. 5.0; Mean 2.6587618572141754;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:eFLNLa41UnCSq/oGR6jG6w==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.675486769845229; Max. 5.0; Min. -99.0; Valid 4006.0; StDev 4.960873951457277;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:kG3BgKk5CPWsJBo6l4SxjA==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.5763854218671973; StDev 6.120433553403285; Max. 5.0; Valid 4006.0; Min. -99.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:QtFXJQBVwUBbgvk+BMfd9A==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.4233649525711387; Min. -99.0; StDev 6.123897093811304; Valid 4006.0; Max. 5.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:3TTpJXmGWFRLqZti4nl/9A==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 4006.0; Min. -99.0; Max. 5.0; StDev 4.962717383994549; Mean 2.8644533200199698;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:icWjtvFBk6HJSpRsnMe4cg==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 6.126030684030925; Mean 2.723914128806795; Min. -99.0; Max. 5.0; Valid 4006.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:E/X5pQtWenGpHI/sF+OXIA==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. -99.0; Mean 2.8322516225661425; Valid 4006.0; StDev 6.117274063676439; Max. 5.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:veDXeBhrOGokGKxgALTnDw==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 3.500499251123315; StDev 2.9482214533854; Valid 4006.0; Min. -99.0; Max. 5.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:PgmsZFU107a7d+tBsvt5MQ==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 4006.0; StDev 2.956083556913826; Min. -99.0; Mean 3.5449326010983517; Max. 5.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:awW7zGMyMnZF57QiXlRNRg==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 4006.0; Max. 5.0; StDev 2.9553709307229816; Mean 3.4845232151772345; Min. -99.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:JgugLi/Aog+J1AyC+3HB+Q==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 4006.0; Max. 5.0; Min. -99.0; Mean 3.53195207189216; StDev 2.963254366090098

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:dWx3IH1OX0URYMvtKwOqeg==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 2.963160795783293; Valid 4006.0; Mean 3.4603095356964553; Max. 5.0; Min. -99.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:n8BIFIKLOKtex7R4FOIWtg==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 2.9428750248954856; Valid 4006.0; Max. 5.0; Mean 3.505991013479778; Min. -99.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:phZMoJbAAoqsYJ23ITRDQg==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 2.9514542923802938; Max. 5.0; Valid 4006.0; Min. -99.0; Mean 3.32151772341488;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:K05kV2JbYHTo7QnbWe8J2Q==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. -99.0; Mean 3.4156265601597613; StDev 2.9451490735615504; Valid 4006.0; Max. 5.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:MR/5+1XLyywwxzyv9Gb/FQ==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 4006.0; Max. 5.0; Mean 3.4058911632551157; Min. -99.0; StDev 2.9434122456049376

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:8cVXR1QgKzM+YUWpeX2d4g==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 3.2745881178232628; Min. -99.0; Valid 4006.0; StDev 2.9497647156597733; Max. 5.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:PJBn4MdAuVDm+5mIj7c+7w==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 2.9583926969933896; Min. -99.0; Valid 4006.0; Max. 5.0; Mean 3.3175237144283583

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:LhxrwoIM+8tbgAehF1B1HA==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 2.958233921578187; Valid 4006.0; Min. -99.0; Max. 5.0; Mean 3.252621068397404;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:7YsoIoQ30hjxK5TNixzsFA==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.701697453819275; StDev 1.1287336111201864; Max. 5.0; Min. 1.0; Valid 4006.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:uLc0/ZBfs2dFAHXRts6DOQ==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.7301547678482323; StDev 1.1363143548858083; Max. 5.0; Min. 1.0; Valid 4006.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:zZOGODSkF3aa3pNNqMu4Gg==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 4006.0; StDev 1.15816052925046; Mean 2.871692461308035; Max. 5.0; Min. 1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:YGeylrqH9IHxafzzozmEiw==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 4006.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 2.7503744383424897; StDev 1.0501024786020463; Max. 5.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:RQCXdAwc1doqPrCzLyxwzg==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; StDev 1.0493619758187065; Valid 4006.0; Mean 2.8085371942086867; Max. 5.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:acjnRIOI/msdKyafLjWKsg==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Mean 3.3454817773339993; StDev 1.029872568892506; Valid 4006.0; Max. 5.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:8orDYZlFqV692/n3t4kCXQ==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 4006.0; Max. 5.0; Min. -99.0; Mean 2.9805292061907163; StDev 3.0212101352221983

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:/x8m5PrxYD+bGyZm2x+ltg==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 5.0; Mean 3.0748876684972566; StDev 3.0457819095531846; Valid 4006.0; Min. -99.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:UdPw1vVT/sNj2v5s4/F3Hg==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. -99.0; Valid 4006.0; Max. 5.0; StDev 2.9894388283932267; Mean 3.530953569645531;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:R8kFmNOHH03NEjdOCmVqEg==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.1400351989735151; Valid 4006.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 2.8519720419370937; Max. 5.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:jD7zXJI5f8VGgLdT5YJ7Ow==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.1201921379930226; Valid 4006.0; Min. 1.0; Max. 5.0; Mean 2.981278082875686

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:uff/guiMrflzk6yMQdAHOw==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.1860558257200449; Mean 2.7850723914128794; Min. 1.0; Max. 5.0; Valid 4006.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:39xeQ+wXqrcwadzYkH1EZw==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.3175347343834356; Max. 5.0; Valid 4006.0; Mean 2.438342486270594; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:wFNvWThH65xSyKdQW8fsZQ==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.3050124133204033; Max. 5.0; Mean 2.486270594108836; Min. 1.0; Valid 4006.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:zho0kzvk9lVzjdzNig8J4g==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Max. 5.0; StDev 1.334206923599558; Valid 4006.0; Mean 2.3974038941587614

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:WfmqvkWIlBGIKxYtIOesrA==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 4006.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 2.4777833250124814; StDev 1.3435491333179614; Max. 5.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:RfQy/ppQKHLk/K3cJ3IWWg==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 4.446352106139371; Max. 14.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 6.510733899151278; Valid 4006.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:p5oMzqlZ7rJzYgZIeRZPsg==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 5.0; Mean 2.891038442336495; StDev 1.274144424702788; Valid 4006.0; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:qr2f43zhIju1TC5I2d5c9Q==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Mean 3.0065027458811784; Max. 5.0; StDev 1.2817511140893847; Valid 4006.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:/j1YwJEIRwnDpbYLRiLlRA==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.574076385421867; StDev 1.4275871520893237; Max. 5.0; Min. 0.0; Valid 4006.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Etc3u4F967k0nF3IiI2/EA==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 5.0; StDev 1.147273048179478; Valid 4006.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 3.062156764852721

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:jvE8uhz5qqDVbdJp2tLXXg==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Valid 4006.0; Max. 5.0; StDev 1.1261326040512756; Mean 3.1213180229655504;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:fYc/d7t7rd0tOjtpuqwbUw==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Mean 3.039440838741887; StDev 1.1754637141106343; Max. 5.0; Valid 4006.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:fk15pQlHvO41KSKWeFXrOg==

f139775 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 4006.0; Mean 3.0404393409885166; Max. 5.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 1.115708832510232

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:oQURkGliunW92CNXdfAKrw==

f139775 Location: