Public Perception of Science
We are the Cambridge iGEM (International Genetically Engineered Machine) Team. Please answer the following questions. Feel free to elaborate as much as you wish.
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Gender *
Age *
Is your background in science? *
Occupation *
Do you trust scientists? Why/why not? *
Do you think that scientists have the public's best interest at heart? If not, what do you think their motives are? *
If a scientific development proved to be potentially harmful to humans, should it still be pursued? *
If all scientists in the world were to focus on solving one problem first, what should it be? *
Do you think that it is your responsibility to do something about climate change, e.g. by changing your lifestyle? *
When it comes to genetic modification, where do you draw the line? At modifying bacteria, mice, crops, humans...? *
What is your number one worry when it comes to genetic engineering? *
Do you think that scientists do a good job of communicating their research to the public? If not, how could this be improved? *
Do you have any ideas to encourage girls to pursue a career in science? *
If you could get a microscope for £100-200 ($150-250), would you get one for your home/school? *
For reference the resolution would be high enough to look at human cells, chloroplasts etc.
What do you base your opinions on? *
e.g. what you hear from politicians/friends/newspapers/other media...?
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