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2. Please select your gender identification from the list below
Age continous
4. What is your highest level of educational qualification? - Selected Choice
4. What is your highest level of educational qualification? - Other, please state - Text
5. What is your ethnicity? - Selected Choice
5. What is your ethnicity? - Other ethnic group, Arab. Any other ethnic group, please describe below: - Text
White & Bame UK
6. What is your country of residence? Please state below:
7. How long have you lived in your country of residence? (state in number of years)
8. What is your religion? - Selected Choice
8. What is your religion? - Other (please state) - Text
9. Please select which best describes your current occupation from the following list:
10. Do you have any professional expertise in the following areas? Health service
10. Do you have any professional expertise in the following areas? Social care
10. Do you have any professional expertise in the following areas? Scientist
10. Do you have any professional expertise in the following areas? Key worker
10. Do you have any professional expertise in the following areas? None mentioned
11. What do you consider your level of medical science knowledge to be?
12. Do you consider yourself as having any form of disability (hidden or visible) or long-term illness?
13. Have you been contacted directly by the government and considered to be in the "vulnerable group"?
14. Have you been tested for Coronavirus?
15. If yes, was the test result positive?
16. I am certain I have had Coronavirus but have not had a test
17. Where have you picked up any information about Coronavirus? (tick all that apply) - Selected Choice News (newspaper/television/internet etc)
17. Where have you picked up any information about Coronavirus? (tick all that apply) - Selected Choice Social media (Facebook/Twitter etc)
17. Where have you picked up any information about Coronavirus? (tick all that apply) - Selected Choice General Practice/Hospital
17. Where have you picked up any information about Coronavirus? (tick all that apply) - Selected Choice Friends/Family
17. Where have you picked up any information about Coronavirus? (tick all that apply) - Selected Choice Other not mentioned. Please state
17. Where have you picked up any information about Coronavirus? (tick all that apply) - Other not mentioned. Please state - Text
18. What are the main ways Coronavirus can be contracted or spread? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 most significant to 5 the least) - Contact with blood
18. What are the main ways Coronavirus can be contracted or spread? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 most significant to 5 the least) - Contact with vomit
18. What are the main ways Coronavirus can be contracted or spread? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 most significant to 5 the least) - Respiratory fluid droplets
18. What are the main ways Coronavirus can be contracted or spread? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 most significant to 5 the least) - Hand contact, including touching surfaces
18. What are the main ways Coronavirus can be contracted or spread? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 most significant to 5 the least) - Contact with urine
19. What are the symptoms of Coronavirus? (tick all that are relevant) New and persistent dry cough
19. What are the symptoms of Coronavirus? (tick all that are relevant) Rash
19. What are the symptoms of Coronavirus? (tick all that are relevant) Fever
19. What are the symptoms of Coronavirus? (tick all that are relevant) Loss of hearing
19. What are the symptoms of Coronavirus? (tick all that are relevant) Loss of taste
19. What are the symptoms of Coronavirus? (tick all that are relevant) Loss of smell
19. What are the symptoms of Coronavirus? (tick all that are relevant) Headache
19. What are the symptoms of Coronavirus? (tick all that are relevant) Sneezing
Coronavirus can affect all people
Coronavirus is more dangerous for people over 70 than younger people
Coronavirus has greater effect on people with underlying health conditions
Coronavirus appears to affect ethnic minority communities more than others
Coronavirus affects men more than women
I think it is important to do what I can to protect myself from Coronavirus even if it affected my finances/ business/ work
I think it is important to do what I can to protect others from Coronavirus even if it affected my personal life
It does not matter what I do, if I am going to get coronavirus it is meant to be
Coronavirus always makes you feel ill so if I had it I would know something was wrong
If I had Coronavirus I would worry people would think badly of me
Coronavirus can cause severe health problems for me
Coronavirus can cause severe health problems for others
Coronavirus poses a threat to others
Coronavirus poses a threat to me
I won't get Coronavirus because I am fit and healthy
I won't get Coronavirus because I am young
I won't get Coronavirus because I am religious
I think we should prioritise returning to regular work/life patterns, over extending the current "lockdown" to protect some lives
I closely follow new reports about the virus
I think that Coronavirus is a very serious issue
I am worried that I will catch Coronavirus
I am worried that my family and friends will catch Coronavirus
I am worried we won't have enough food and water and other essential items during the outbreak
I am worried about missing work
I am worried about the amount of money we have coming in
I am worried about the long-term impacts Coronavirus will have on my job prospects and the economy
I think Coronavirus has had a positive impact on my life
I think Coronavirus is likely to have a positive impact on society in the future
I am confident about my government's response to the outbreak
Coronavirus testing is difficult because a new test needs to be developed
Coronavirus testing is important even if I feel well
Coronavirus testing is important if I display early signs of the illness
Coronavirus testing is important if I go into hospital with signs of the illness
Coronavirus testing is important if I live with vulnerable people
Coronavirus testing is important if I work with vulnerable people
Testing will tell me if I am immune
I think widespread testing would protect me from getting Coronavirus
I think widespread testing would protect others from getting Coronavirus
I think testing would protect healthcare workers from getting Coronavirus
I think testing will allow me to know if I have previously had Coronavirus
Testing is a way out of lockdown
I would consider getting myself tested for Coronavirus
I would not consider being tested for Coronavirus
I would pay to be tested for Coronavirus
It is my doctor's role to tell me whether I need testing for Coronavirus
I trust my doctor to tell me if I need testing for Coronavirus
I think I would know whether I needed testing for Coronavirus
I feel able to approach my doctor to ask for tests for Coronavirus, If I feel I need it
If I had Coronavirus I would worry about being a burden to my family
If I was tested for Coronavirus, I would be very worried about the result
If I was tested for Coronavirus I would be relieved to know the results
If I was tested for Coronavirus and did not have it, I would not need to take any further precautions
If I was tested for Coronavirus and did not have it, I would need to be re-tested in the future
I don't understand why testing (me and others) for Coronavirus may be useful
Widespread Coronavirus testing across the country is now a waste of time and money
Widespread Coronavirus testing across the country is always a waste of time and money
It's too late for widespread national Coronavirus testing to affect anything
I trust my government's Coronavirus testing strategy
My government should have prioritised testing for Coronavirus earlier in the outbreak
My government and its health advisors have clearly communicated the benefits of testing for Coronavirus
My government and its health advisors have clearly communicated why widespread testing for Coronavirus is difficult
22. I prefer testing to take place in..
PCR testing is currently available in my country
PCR testing is used to test which people currently have Coronavirus
A laboratory is needed to conduct a PCR test
PCR testing is reliable for Coronavirus
The results from PCR testing is available in a few hours
If a person has recovered from Coronavirus, the PCR test can tell if they have previously had the virus
PCR testing can be undertaken at home
PCR testing can only be done by specially trained scientists
PCR testing should only be provided to people who are showing signs of Coronavirus infection
PCR testing should be available to everyone who thinks they have Coronavirus, regardless of costs
The PCR test is not widely available because it is expensive to test everyone
The PCR test is not widely available because of the unavailability of key products required to make the test
24. Can you carry out the current PCR test on yourself?
25. Who should be prioritised for PCR testing? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 highest priority to 9 the least) - Front-line workers
25. Who should be prioritised for PCR testing? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 highest priority to 9 the least) - Key workers
25. Who should be prioritised for PCR testing? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 highest priority to 9 the least) - Vulnerable people
25. Who should be prioritised for PCR testing? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 highest priority to 9 the least) - Family carers
25. Who should be prioritised for PCR testing? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 highest priority to 9 the least) - General public
25. Who should be prioritised for PCR testing? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 highest priority to 9 the least) - Social carers
25. Who should be prioritised for PCR testing? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 highest priority to 9 the least) - Patients in intensive care
25. Who should be prioritised for PCR testing? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 highest priority to 9 the least) - People with suspected coronavirus
25. Who should be prioritised for PCR testing? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 highest priority to 9 the least) - People living in care homes
Antibody testing is currently available in my country
Antibody testing is used to test which people currently have Coronavirus
A laboratory is needed to conduct an Antibody test
Antibody testing is reliable for Coronavirus
The results from Antibody testing are available in a few hours
If a person has recovered from Coronavirus, the Antibody test can tell if they have previously had the virus
Antibody testing can be undertaken at home
Antibody testing can only be done by specially trained scientists
Antibody testing should only be provided to people who are showing signs of Coronavirus infection
Antibody testing should be available to everyone who thinks they have Coronavirus, regardless of costs
The Antibody test is not widely available because it is expensive to test everyone
The Antibody test is not widely available because of the unavailability of key products required to make the test
27. Can you carry out the current Antibody test on yourself?
28. Who should be prioritised for Antibody testing? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 highest priority to 9 the least) - Front-line workers
28. Who should be prioritised for Antibody testing? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 highest priority to 9 the least) - Key workers
28. Who should be prioritised for Antibody testing? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 highest priority to 9 the least) - Vulnerable people
28. Who should be prioritised for Antibody testing? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 highest priority to 9 the least) - Family carers
28. Who should be prioritised for Antibody testing? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 highest priority to 9 the least) - General public
28. Who should be prioritised for Antibody testing? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 highest priority to 9 the least) - Social carers
28. Who should be prioritised for Antibody testing? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 highest priority to 9 the least) - Patients in intensive care
28. Who should be prioritised for Antibody testing? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 highest priority to 9 the least) - People with suspected coronavirus
28. Who should be prioritised for Antibody testing? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 highest priority to 9 the least) - People living in care homes
29. What are the most important ways in which the Coronavirus pandemic can be controlled? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 most important to 7 the least) - Social distancing
29. What are the most important ways in which the Coronavirus pandemic can be controlled? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 most important to 7 the least) - Lockdown measures
29. What are the most important ways in which the Coronavirus pandemic can be controlled? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 most important to 7 the least) - Mass testing
29. What are the most important ways in which the Coronavirus pandemic can be controlled? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 most important to 7 the least) - Testing specific workers
29. What are the most important ways in which the Coronavirus pandemic can be controlled? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 most important to 7 the least) - Testing patients
29. What are the most important ways in which the Coronavirus pandemic can be controlled? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 most important to 7 the least) - Testing vulnerable people
29. What are the most important ways in which the Coronavirus pandemic can be controlled? (Please drag and drop your answers to rank-order the below, from 1 most important to 7 the least) - Vaccine development
uk ethnicity
Factor 1 - Confidence that taking action is effective
Factor 2 - Perceived Severity and Threat
Factor 3 - Personal Susceptibility
Factor 4 - Worry about economic implications
Factor 5 - Impact of coronavirus on specific demographic groups
Factor 6 - Positive Impacts on self and society
Factor 7 - Worry about the Health and Social Impacts on Self and Family
Factor 1 - Negative views about widespread testing
Factor 2 - Importance of Testing “by need”
Factor 3 - Testing considered as an effective protective measure
Factor 4 - Trust in Government approach to testing
Factor 5 - Willingness to be tested
Factor 6 - Trust in doctor’s advice about testing
Factor 7 - Beliefs that Testing provides immunity
Factor 8 - Worries about testing outcome
White_Black
White_Asian
White_Mixed
White_Other
Yes/No vulnerable group
Diabliality & long term illness, yes/no
Postgrade v graduate
postgrad v alevels
Postgrad v gcses
Postgrad v NVQ
Postgrad v other
Postgrad v none
Unemployed v employed
Unemployed v furlough
Unemployed v student
Unemployed v self-employed
Unemployed v part time
unemployed v retired
Uk v Europe
Uk v Asia
Uk vs U.S
Uk vs Canada