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Survey Templates Surveys Pilot Study Fall 2005

Pilot Study Fall 2005

Pilot Study Fall 2005


Have you ever had or performed penetrative sex with a partner (sex in which there is vaginal or anal penetration)?
If yes, at what age did you first have penetrative sex?
Have you ever had unprotected penetrative sex (penetrative sex without a condom or dental dam)?
Who do you have sex with?

Opposite Sex
Same Sex
How many people of each category have you had sex with in your lifetime (type in a number)?
During the past year, how many different people have you had sex with (type in a number)?
How many different partners do you foresee yourself having sex with during the next five years (Please give a specific and realistic number estimate)?
How many different people have you had sex with on one and only one occasion (type in a number)?
With your most recent sex partner, have you talked about what kind of sex you like and don't like?
Have you ever had an HIV test?
Have you ever been tested for any other type of sexually transmitted disease?
Do you find some sexual matters too difficult to discuss with your partner?
Have you ever been arrested?
At what school age did you first try alcohol or drugs?
Compared to past use, do you believe that your alcohol and/or drug use is:
Indicate the extent in which alcohol or drug use has caused problems for you in the following areas
Don't use alcohol or drugs
Use but hasn't caused problems
Some problems
Serious problems
Not applicable (i.e., You don't have a job.)
Problems in your relationship with your parents
Problems in your relationship with your friends
Problems in your relationship with your boyfriend or girlfriend
Problems with your performance in school or at work
Check ALL of the following items that describe reasons for your drug and/or alcohol use:
Instructions: The following items are a list of statements concerning your attitudes and experiences. Please read the statements carefully and, on the scales provided, please check the box indicating your level of agreement with each.
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
I am at high risk for contracting HIV/AIDS.
I am at high risk for contracting one or more sexually transmitted disease.
Homosexuals (male or female) should have thr right to legally marry.
Interracial marriages are harmful for both the parents and children involved.
Homosexual couples (male or female) should have the right to adopt children.
Couples should have the right to adopt interracial children.
Except for differences in sexual preferences, homosexuals are as normal heterosexuals.
I do not need to be committed to a person to have sex with him/her.
Casual sex is acceptable.
I would like to have sex with many partners.
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
One-night stands are sometimes enjoyable.
It is okay to have ongoing sexual relationships with more than one person at a time.
Sex as a simple exchange of favors is okay if both people agree to it.
Life would have fewer problems if people could have sex more freely.
It is possible to enjoy sex with a person and not like that person very much.
Sex without love is okay.
I can imagine myself being comfortable and enjoying "casual" sex with different partners.
I would have to be closely attached to someone (both emotionally and psychologically) before I could feel comfortable and fully enjoy having sex with him or her.
I like the kind of person I am.
I am often disappointed with myself.
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
I like myself as a person
I don't like the way I am leading my life.
I am usually satisfied with my life.
Instructions: The following items contain a list of activities. Please read the statements carefully and, on the scales provided, please indicate how likely you would be to engage in that activity if given an opportunity.
Extremely Likely
Likely
Neutral
Unlikely
Extremely Unlikely
I would bungee jump.
I would drive fast.
I would skydive.
I would steal money or other valuables.

A. Demographics
The religion that influences me the most is: (select one):
I am (select all that apply):
Gender (select one):
Age (select one):

B. Family History
Where did you spend the majority of your childhood? (Pick one or more)
How many times did you move before the age of 18?
Full sibling
Half sibling
Step-sibling
Adopted sibling
My parent's relationship type was interracial (check one):
What is the highest level of education obtained by either of your parents?
My original familial arrangement was:
Have your parents divorced or separated?
Since you answer 'yes' to question #64, please answer the following questions.
Yes
No
Has either parent had, or is currently in, a relationship with a partner of another race?
Has either parent had, or is currently in, a relationship with a partner of the same sex?
Is your mother:
Is your father:
Did you live with either parent while he or she was involved in a same sex relationship?
If yes, for how long did you live with that parent (round to the nearest year)?
Was there ever a same sex partner living in residence with your parent during that period?
How old were you when you suspected that your parent was bi/homosexual?
How old were you when you were certain that your parent was bi/homosexual?
Instructions: The following items are a list of statements concerning your experience with having a bi/homosexual parent. Please read the statements carefully and, on the scales provided, please check the box indicating your level of agreement or disagreement with the statements.
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
My parent's bi/homosexuality has caused problems for me in making and keeping friends.
My parent's bi/homosexuality has caused me to doubt my sexuality and normality.
My parent's bi/homosexuality has caused me to have difficulties meeting and dating members of the opposite sex.
My parent's bi/homosexuality has resulted in me being teased or ridiculed.
My parent's bi/homosexuality has resulted in discrimination by teachers and other adults.
My parent's bi/homosexuality has caused difficulties in obtaining a job.
My parent's bi/homosexuality has caused tension due to having to keep a secret from others.
My parent's bi/homosexuality has facilitated acceptance of my own sexuality.
My parent's bi/homosexuality has increased my tolerance or empathy for people who are different.
My parent's bi/homosexuality has exposed me to new points of view and experiences.
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
My parent's bi/homosexuality has facilitated making friends.
My parent's bi/homosexuality has benefited me in other ways (please specify below)
My parent's bi/homosexuality has caused other difficulties (please specify below)
If your parent's bisexuality or homosexuality has caused difficulties or has benefited you in ways not listed above, please elaborate here.

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