What science do you want to read about?

What science do you want to read about?

We want to be one of the best science websites on the internet, but we need your help to do so. Tell us how we can improve by filling out this survey. We want to hear from you!
Where did you see the link to this survey?*

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My political views most closely align with:*

Very liberalLiberalLibertarianModerateConservativeVery ConservativeIndependentI don't know
What is your age?*

10-1516-2122-3031-4041-5051-6061-7071-8080 and up
What gender do you identify as?*

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Last completed education level*

High school or GEDStill in high schoolCurrently in collegeSome college but quitAssociate of scienceAssociate of artsBachelor of scienceBachelor of artsGraduate degree in natural science or social scienceGraduate degree in humanities, liberal artsGraduate degree in educationProfessional, non-thesis MS or DoctorateMBAMDJDSome other professional degree
What best describes your main occupation?*

UnemployedStay at home parentFull time industryFull time academicFull time non-profit/NGOFull time governmentStudent (Undergrad)Student (Graduate)Part time industryPart time academicPart time non-profit/NGOPart time governmentSelf-employed or freelancerRun my own businessRetired
Do you have children?*

NoYes, over 18Yes, under 18Yes, both over and under 18
What country do you live in?
What science topics do you find most interesting? (Select all that apply)*
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Have you encountered any of the following on a science news website? (Select all that apply)*
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Anything else you have noticed if not in the above list?
Of the items you checked above, how do they affect your opinion of the articles?*

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1 is Doesn't bother me, 5 is I have a worse opinion of the articles

Rate the following features on how much they would influence your decision to read a science news website?*

	Would Not read the site	Might read the site	Don't Care either way	Would appreciate that	Would read site more than others
No ads
Accurate headlines
Clear explanations without jargon
No apparent political Bias
My favorite topics I checked above
Writers with science training
Reading time of 10 min or less
Cool pictures
Definitions of science terms
Videos
Science for kids
Casual non-technical writing style
Funding sources disclosed
Linking to raw data

What are your favorite websites for reading articles online? (not necessarily science)
What topics would you like to see more or less of on Sciworthy.com?
Anything else you'd like us to know?
Should be Empty:

Chemistry
Space Science
Biology
Biochemistry
Medicine
Psychology
Sociology
Physics
Astronomy
Environment
Ecology
Political Science
Geology
Earth Systems
Meteorology
Computer Science
Technology
Language/Communication
Engineering
Health and Exercise
Archaeology
Mathematics
Education Research
Quantum Physics
Everything!