We conducted a survey via facebook to get perspective on Californians and their relationship with marijuana. We not only wanted to understand the situations that they encounter the drug but also understand how that relationship might have changed if proposition 19 would have passed.
1. Have you used marijuana during your time here at LMU?
a. 68.8% - Yes
b. 31.3% - No
2. In what situations have you used marijuana?
a. 37.5% - Big parties
b. 67.2% - Small kickbacks
c. 56.3% - Car (hot-boxing)
d. 34.4% - Dormitory Room
e. 28.1% - I do not use marijuana
3. Has your marijuana usage increased since you entered college?
a. 46.9% - Yes
b. 26.6% - No
c. 26.6% - I do not use marijuana
4. Did you vote in the previous election?
a. 51.6% - Yes
b. 48.4 % - No
5. What did you vote for Proposition 19?
a. 31.3% - Yes
b. 18.8% - No
c. 50.0% - Did not vote
6. Do you think the legalization of marijuana would increase or decrease your personal use of the substance?
a. 10.9% - Increase
b. 1.6% - Decrease
c. 65.6% - Stay the same
d. 21.9% - I do not use marijuana
7. Do you think that more people would admit to using marijuana if the proposition had passed?
a. 76.6% - Yes
b. 23.4% - No
This post answers some of my questions on the previous post. But since the reader finds this after the qualitative post, you still need some explanation at the top of the previous post, connecting these two posts. And we still need to know how and where the survey was conducted and how many people responded.
ReplyDeleteThe questions are good, btw.
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