The following survey is part of a study for 15.301 Managerial Psychology conducted by Jeff Xing and Albert Chang.
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School Year? (Sophomore standing = 1)
Gender?
Primary Major?
Scenario 1: 200 people
Imagine that you are assembling a city-planning committee to plan the development of Osterville, a growing regional town, into an urban development. Real-estate, industry, commerce, and population have been growing rapidly in this locale and it is crucial to plan now the changes which will happen in both the short-term and long-term. You are in charge of picking the best planning team possible to carry out the designs and policies for the future. The committee will consist of new college graduates and you are only given information about their major.
If you can hire 200 people total, how many graduates from each major would you accept?
Course 1: Civil and Environmental Engineering
Course 2: Mechanical Engineering
Course 3: Materials Science and Engineering
Course 4: Architecture
Course 5: Chemistry
Course 6: Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Course 7: Biology
Course 8: Physics
Course 9: Brain and Cognitive Sciences
Course 10: Chemical Engineering
Course 11: Urban Studies and Planning
Course 12: Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
Course 13: Ocean Engineering
Course 14: Economics
Course 15: Management
Course 16: Aeronautics and Astronautics
Course 17: Political Science
Course 18: Mathematics
Course 20: Biological Engineering
Course 21A: Anthropology
Course 21F: Foreign Languages and Literatures
Course 21H: History
Course 21L: Literature
Course 21M: Music and Theater Arts
Course 21W: Writing and Humanistic Studies
Course 22: Nuclear Engineering
Course 24: Linguistics and Philosophy
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Scenario 2: 50 people
Imagine that you are assembling a city-planning committee to plan the development of Osterville, a growing regional town, into an urban development. Real-estate, industry, commerce, and population have been growing rapidly in this locale and it is crucial to plan now the changes which will happen in both the short-term and long-term. You are in charge of picking the best planning team possible to carry out the designs and policies for the future. The committee will consist of new college graduates and you are only given information about their major.
If you can hire 50 people total, how many graduates from each major would you accept?
Course 1: Civil and Environmental Engineering
Course 2: Mechanical Engineering
Course 3: Materials Science and Engineering
Course 4: Architecture
Course 5: Chemistry
Course 6: Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Course 7: Biology
Course 8: Physics
Course 9: Brain and Cognitive Sciences
Course 10: Chemical Engineering
Course 11: Urban Studies and Planning
Course 12: Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
Course 13: Ocean Engineering
Course 14: Economics
Course 15: Management
Course 16: Aeronautics and Astronautics
Course 17: Political Science
Course 18: Mathematics
Course 20: Biological Engineering
Course 21A: Anthropology
Course 21F: Foreign Languages and Literatures
Course 21H: History
Course 21L: Literature
Course 21M: Music and Theater Arts
Course 21W: Writing and Humanistic Studies
Course 22: Nuclear Engineering
Course 24: Linguistics and Philosophy
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Scenario 3: 10 people
Imagine that you are assembling a city-planning committee to plan the development of Osterville, a growing regional town, into an urban development. Real-estate, industry, commerce, and population have been growing rapidly in this locale and it is crucial to plan now the changes which will happen in both the short-term and long-term. You are in charge of picking the best planning team possible to carry out the designs and policies for the future. The committee will consist of new college graduates and you are only given information about their major.
If you can hire 10 people total, how many graduates from each major would you accept?
Course 1: Civil and Environmental Engineering
Course 2: Mechanical Engineering
Course 3: Materials Science and Engineering
Course 4: Architecture
Course 5: Chemistry
Course 6: Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Course 7: Biology
Course 8: Physics
Course 9: Brain and Cognitive Sciences
Course 10: Chemical Engineering
Course 11: Urban Studies and Planning
Course 12: Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
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