Tobacco Use Preference Survey
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Missed the survey (snoozing again). Very interesting. Had I been wide awake my cross would have been next to cigars.
DistillingJim
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Bob,
Care to share any insight as to how these results may shape future offerings or plans for WLT?
Care to share any insight as to how these results may shape future offerings or plans for WLT?
ProfessorPangloss
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Bob,
Very sorry - I was out of town and generally off the Internet while the survey was open. You can put me down for 1st preference as pipe, and 2nd as cigar, if you want more data. Again, apologies.
Very sorry - I was out of town and generally off the Internet while the survey was open. You can put me down for 1st preference as pipe, and 2nd as cigar, if you want more data. Again, apologies.
Today the CDC released the results of a tobacco use survey of Americans.
http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/65/wr/mm6527a1.htm
If you read the details of the method, 3/4 of the random households they attempted to survey were by phone land line, and only half of those called answered the phone. Currently only about half of US households even have a land line. What does still having a land line say about the age and other socio-cultural status of an individual? Of the 1/4 of the random households they attempted to survey by cell phone, a mere 17% of those called bothered to answer the mystery call.
So, for what it's worth (a scarcely meaningful survey of a tiny, random selection from only half of mostly land-line-owners who were called), the table of results is presented at the bottom of the article, with breakdowns by age, sex, education, income, etc.
Bob
http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/65/wr/mm6527a1.htm
If you read the details of the method, 3/4 of the random households they attempted to survey were by phone land line, and only half of those called answered the phone. Currently only about half of US households even have a land line. What does still having a land line say about the age and other socio-cultural status of an individual? Of the 1/4 of the random households they attempted to survey by cell phone, a mere 17% of those called bothered to answer the mystery call.
So, for what it's worth (a scarcely meaningful survey of a tiny, random selection from only half of mostly land-line-owners who were called), the table of results is presented at the bottom of the article, with breakdowns by age, sex, education, income, etc.
Bob
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