TPM Poll 2000
Please complete all the questions below as accurately as possible. Poll results will be published in the autumn (fall).
Thank-you.
If you're interested in last years poll, then you'll find a summary of the results here:
1. Is your interest in philosophy:
Informal (i.e., has not involved a full academic course of study) Mostly formal (i.e., for most of the period that you have been interested in philosophy, you have either been studying or teaching it in a formal setting) Mostly informal (i.e., for most of the period that you have been interested in philosophy, you have not been studying or teaching it in a formal setting)
2. How long have you been pursuing your interest in philosophy:
Less than 1 year 1 - 5 years More than 5 years
3. In your own judgement, have your philosophical pursuits have made you:
a) More optimistic Less optimistic Neither more nor less optimistic
b) Happier Less happy Neither more nor less happy
c) More certain of your beliefs Less certain of your beliefs Neither more nor less certain of your beliefs
d) More tolerant of other people's beliefs Less tolerant of other people's beliefs Neither more nor less tolerant of other people's beliefs
e) More liberal Less liberal Neither more nor less liberal
f) More anxious Less anxious Neither more nor less anxious
4. Which of the following statements most accurately describes you:
My pursuit of philosophy has radically altered the way that I view the world My pursuit of philosophy has significantly altered the way that I veiw the world My pursuit of philosophy has not significantly altered the way that I view the world
5. Are you:
Male Female
6. What is your age:
Under 16 16-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60+
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