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This dataset was a survey conducted by Pew Research Center on how well Interent users can answer challenging questions on cybersecurity. The survey was conducted June, 2016 and can be accesed by searching their website or by clicking here.

In this gist, the original questionare is the questionnaire.txt and a modified dataset called cyberSecurity.csv. The modifications done to this dataset are just for easier reading (Instead of using 1-N as the answers I changed some columns to have the words that the number represents in the questionnaire instead of just the number).

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This dataset was a survey conducted by Pew Research Center on Social Media use in 2018 and if Interenet users think that if it is good or bad for society. It also highlights how well users think that they can give up certain aspects of technology. The survey was conducted January, 2018 and can be accesed by searching their website or by clicking here.

In this gist, the original questionare is the questionnaire.txt and a modified dataset called socialMedia.csv. The modifications done to this dataset are just for easier reading (Instead of using 1-N as the answers I changed some columns to have the words that the number represents in the questionnaire instead of just the number).

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PEW RESEARCH / SMITHSONIAN– SCIENCE “FUTURES”
PSRAI Omnibus February Week 2 (February 13-16, 2014)
Revised: February 12, 2014

ASK ALL FORM A:
PIAL1A	Now I have a few questions about the future. Some books and movies portray a future where technology provides products and services that make life better for people. Others portray a future where technology causes environmental and social problems that make life worse for people. How about you? Over the long term, you think that technological changes will lead to a future where people’s lives are mostly better or to a future where people’s lives are mostly worse?
1	Mostly better
2	Mostly worse
8	(VOL.) Don’t know
9	(VOL.) Refused