Last revised 4/17/01

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SCSU ANNUAL SPRING

OMNIBUS STUDENT SURVEY-3/2001

Prepared

by

Dr. Stephen Frank

Dr. Steven Wagner

Dr. Michelle Kukoleca Hammes

Principal Investigators SCSU Survey

Social Science Research Institute

College of Social Sciences

St. Cloud State University

St. Cloud, Minnesota

March 2001

Part I. Methodology/Survey Instrument/SPSS Frequency Charts-BELOW 3/9/01

Part II. Reports and Charts CLICK ON TO ACCESS

a) SCSU Students and Smoking (added 4/17/01)

b) SCSU Students and Alcohol (added 4/17/01)

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Part I-Methodology

INTRODUCTION

The SCSU Survey is an ongoing survey research arm of the Social Science Research Institute, College of Social Sciences, St. Cloud State University. Dr. Stephen Frank began the Survey in 1980 conducting several omnibus surveys a year, one of central Minnesota adults and one of SCSU students in conjunction with his Political Science classes. Throughout the year, the SCSU Survey conducts contract surveys. Past clients have included the MN. State Lottery, Minnesota State University Mankato-Center for Rural Policy, Great River Regional Library, city of St. Cloud, Allina Health Systems and the St. Cloud Times. Drs. Steven Wagner and Michelle Kukoleca Hammes serve as co-directors with Dr. Frank. During Feb. 27 through March 5 (not on Friday or Saturday), 2001 the SCSU Survey conducted its annual omnibus survey of SCSU students. The following is a description of the methodology used to conduct the survey.

METHODOLOGY

Directors of the survey are Dr. Stephen Frank, SCSU Professor of Political Science, Dr. Steven Wagner, SCSU Associate Professor of Public Administration and Dr. Michelle Kukoleca Hammes, SCSU Assistant Professor of Political Science. Student Directors are: Holly Dasinger, Matt Heffron, Angela Bennett, Bill Hyers, Sonu Kapoor, Mina Johnson, Bridget Kearney and Stefanie Morseth. Mr. Ivan Nunez provides technical support.

About 50 political science students conducted the actual interviews. All callers were screened and received about five hours of training. All calls were make from the SCSU Computer Assisted Telephone Interviewing Survey Research Laboratory. The survey software is developed by Sawtooth Software. The callers were monitored by the Directors. The survey was administered on Tuesday through Monday between February 27-March 5, 20001 (not including Friday and Saturday).

Several steps were taken to ensure that the telephone sample of SCSU students is representative of the university’s student population. First, the sample was drawn proportional to the currently enrolled student population by the MnSCU Regional Center. 1,200 currently enrolled students who had a local phone anywhere in the State of MN. were selected. Undergraduate student had to be carrying at least six credit hours and graduate students three credit hours. The sample was screened so no duplicate names were in the sample 53 duplicate numbers were removed. In order to reach hard-to-get respondents, each number was called up to twelve times over different days and times and appointments made as necessary to interview the designated respondent at her/his convenience. Most calls were made after 4:00 pm weekdays and 3:00 pm to 9:30 pm. on Sunday.

The sample consists of 520 completed interviews. In samples of 520 interviews the sample error due to sampling and other random effects is approximately plus or minus 4.5% at the 95% level of confidence. This means that if one were to have drawn 20 samples of the state and administered the same instrument it would be expected that the overall findings would be greater or lesser than 4.5% only one time in 20.

However, in all sample surveys there are other possible sources of error for which precise estimates cannot be calculated. These include interviewer error, respondent misinterpretation, and analysis errors. When analysis is made of subsamples such as respondents who live in a residence hall or breakdowns by variables such as gender the sample error may be larger.

The demographics of the sample match known characteristics of the student population very well and weighting was only done for gender. Usually surveys oversample females. Female respondents accounted for 60% of the total and 40% are male. Surveys typically over represent females so the sample was weighted for gender. This is a commonly used statistical technique. Other demographics such place of residence and race are an almost exact match to the whole student population. It must be remembered this is a survey of currently enrolled students in the State of Minnesota who were carrying at least 6 or 3 credit hours.

The cooperation rate of the survey is 92%. This is almost 30 percentage points above the average for professional marketing firms. Cooperation rate means that once an eligible individual was reached over nine of ten of the respondents agreed to participate in the survey. Cooperation rate is calculated by adding the number of completed calls to the number of refusals, and dividing the number of completed calls by the sum of completed and refusal calls. The disposition of all calls made during the course of the survey is included below.

The total survey consists of --- variables. Additional material on the survey’s methodology and findings are available by contacting Dr. Stephen Frank, Dr. Steven Wagner or Dr. Michelle Kukoleca Hammes at St. Cloud State University.

Call Breakdown
Description	Record
Completed Calls	520
Not Working Numbers	83
Not Eligible - Respondent not available during the period of the study, out of town.	24
Callbacks - Appointments made but contact could not be made with designated respondent.	115
Refusals - Attempt to re-contact and convert refusals to a completion was made for all refusals.	46
Answering Machine - Live contact could not be made even after twelve calls.	115
Business Phones	8
No Answers - Probable non-working numbers but some may be households on vacation, etc.	23
Home phone not school phone	14
Busy	15
Other/mis	17
Not longer resident at phone number, new not available	133*
Fax/Modem	2
Call Blocking	18
Language or hearing problem, other	6
Ill/sick/hop/	4
No longer a student	4
Total Calls Placed	1047
Duplicate phone numbers removed by cati	53
* adjusted

Survey Instrument/SPSS Frequency Charts 3/9/01

Question CHECKQ

IF INTERVEIW IS A RESTART MAKE SURE YOU HAVE PROPER

RESP0NDENT. REINTRODUCE YOURSELF AND SAY SOMETHING LIKE

"We previously started this interview and couldn't finish

it at that time. May we finish it now? If respondent

wants to know who the interview is for tell them it is

for several political science classes.

YOU CAN HIT CONTROL/END AT ANY TIME TO TERMINATE

AN INTERVIEW, PUT MESSAGE FOR CALLBACKS, INCOMPLETES,

REFUSALS, ETC.

Question HELLO

Hello. This is _________________ (YOUR FIRST NAME)

calling from the St. Cloud State University Survey.

May I speak with ___________________ (STUDENT NAME)?

(IF STUDENT COMES TO PHONE, YOU MAY HAVE TO REINTRODUCE YOURSELF)

We are conducting a survey of SCSU students about student

views concerning the strengths and weaknesses of the

university, political participation, student drinking,

smoking and credit cards. The interview will take about

five minutes. Also, this interview is confidential

and completely voluntary. If we should come to any question

which you don't want to answer, just let me know and we'll

go on to the next question.

IF NO

When may I call back to reach him/her?

(NAME) _________________________

(TIME AND DAY FOR CALLBACK)

Logic Instructions (flow only):

QAL THANKYOU

Question Q1STRONG

Let me begin by asking you what you believe is the

main strength of St. Cloud State University?

(DO NOT READ CHOICES; PROBE FOR ONE SPECIFIC RESPONSE)

1. REPUTATION-OVERALL 16. STUDENT/TEACHER RATIO- CLASS SIZE

2. REPUTATION-SPORT 17. SIZE

3. REPUTATION-PROFESSORS 18. MALE/FEMALE RATIO

4. REPUTATION-STUDENTS 19. SCHOLARSHIP/JOBS

5. DEGREE OPTIONS 20. INEXPENSIVE/COST

6. ACCREDITED PROGRAMS 21. CIVILITY/FRIENDLINESS

7. COURSE OPTIONS 22. DIVERSITY/RACE RELATIONS

8. NEARLY OPEN ENROLLMENT 23. FRIEND/PEERS/RELATIVE HERE/ATTENDED

9. ACADEMIC RIGOR 24. EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

10.ADVISING 25. STUDENT GROUPS

11.LIBRARY 26. COMMUNITY

12.COMPUTERS/LABS 27. NO STRENGTH

13.PARTY SCHOOL 28. OTHER

14.LOCATION-NEAR TWIN CITY 29. DON'T KNOW

15.LOCATION-OTHER 30. REFUSED

q1 main strength of SCSU
		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	overall rep	21	4.0	4.0	4.0
	sport rep	1	.2	.2	4.2
	rep professors	41	8.0	8.0	12.2
	rep students	2	.4	.4	12.6
	degree op	17	3.2	3.2	15.8
	accred prog	73	14.1	14.1	29.9
	course options	24	4.7	4.7	34.5
	nearly open enroll	3	.6	.6	35.1
	acad rigor	40	7.7	7.7	42.8
	advising	5	.9	.9	43.8
	library	14	2.7	2.7	46.5
	com-labs	2	.4	.4	47.0
	party school	1	.2	.2	47.2
	loc near twin cit	13	2.5	2.5	49.7
	loc other	10	1.9	1.9	51.5
	stud teach ratio-class size	19	3.6	3.6	55.1
	size	19	3.6	3.6	58.8
	inex cost	34	6.6	6.6	65.3
	civilit-friendliness	6	1.2	1.2	66.5
	div-race rel	29	5.6	5.6	72.1
	friends-peer-relative	4	.8	.8	73.0
	ex curr activ	6	1.2	1.2	74.1
	stud group	8	1.5	1.5	75.6
	commun	17	3.3	3.3	78.9
	no strength	7	1.3	1.3	80.3
	other	47	9.0	9.0	89.3
	dk	56	10.7	10.7	100.0
	Total	520	100.0	100.0

Question Q2CHALL

What do you believe is the greatest challenge facing the

the St. Cloud State University community?

(DO NOT READ CHOICES; PROBE FOR ONE SPECIFIC RESPONSE)

Table 3: Greatest Challenge Facing SCSU
“What do you believe is the greatest challenge facing the St. Cloud State University community?”
RESPONSE	FREQUENCY	PERCENT
Overall Reputation	23	5
Sports Reputation	1	0
Reputation Professors	9	2
Reputation Students	2	0
Maintaining Good Reputation	10	2
Maintain Academic Rigor	9	2
Maintain Academic Options	5	1
Ensuring Course Options	14	3
Nearly Open Enrollment	1	0
Student-Teacher Ratio/Class size	18	4
Quality of Students	3	1
Too Many Adjuncts	1	0
Inadequate Funding	8	2
Staying Affordable	30	6
Not Enough Scholarships	3	1
Parking	134	29
State Financial Support	11	2
Diversity/Race Relations	79	17
Civility/Friendliness	5	1
Keeping up with Technology	5	1
Building Better Facilities	7	1
Money for Departments	17	3
Jobs for Graduates	3	1
Unfriendly Community	11	2
Food	1	0
Student Drinking	8	2
Weather	3	1
Keeping Students Informed	1	0
Social Influences	1	0
Ghetto/Housing	2	0
Student Participation	1	0
Handicap Accessibility	1	0
River	1	0
International Politics	1	0
International Faculty Language	1	0
Don’t Know	49	11
Total	517	100

Question Q3OPEN

Do you strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree

the university maintains an open and welcome environment

for students?

1. STRONGLY AGREE

2. AGREE

3. DISAGREE

4. STRONGLY DISAGREE

8. DON'T KNOW

9. REFUSED

Q3OPEN
		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	strong agree	123	23.7	23.7	23.7
	agree	360	69.2	69.2	92.9
	disagree	28	5.4	5.4	98.3
	strong dis	6	1.2	1.2	99.5
	dk	3	.5	.5	100.0
	Total	520	100.0	100.0

Question Q4ACAD

Do you strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree

the university is committed to academic excellence?

1. STRONGLY AGREE

2. AGREE

3. DISAGREE

4. STRONGLY DISAGREE

8. DON'T KNOW

9. REFUSED

Q4ACAD
		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	strong agree	113	21.7	21.7	21.7
	agree	377	72.5	72.5	94.3
	disagree	28	5.3	5.3	99.6
	strong dis	1	.2	.2	99.8
	dk	1	.2	.2	100.0
	Total	520	100.0	100.0

Question Q5DIVERS

Do you strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree

the university is committed to maintaining a positive environment

supportive of diversity on campus?

1. STRONGLY AGREE

2. AGREE

3. DISAGREE

4. STRONGLY DISAGREE

8. DON'T KNOW

9. REFUSED

Q5DIVERS
		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	strong agree	118	22.6	22.6	22.6
	agree	332	63.8	63.8	86.4
	disagree	50	9.7	9.7	96.1
	strong dis	13	2.4	2.4	98.5
	dk	8	1.5	1.5	100.0
	Total	520	100.0	100.0

Question Q6GRADE

Would you grade the overall education experience students

obtain at SCSU as excellent, above average, average,

below average or poor?

1. EXCELLENT

2. ABOVE AVERAGE

3. AVERAGE

4. BELOW AVERAGE

5. POOR

8. DON'T KNOW

9. REFUSED

Q6GRADE
		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	excell	52	10.0	10.0	10.0
	above av	239	46.0	46.0	56.0
	average	209	40.1	40.1	96.1
	below av	11	2.0	2.0	98.1
	poor	2	.4	.4	98.6
	dk	8	1.4	1.4	100.0
	Total	520	100.0	100.0

Question Q7PRIDE

Do you always, usually, sometimes, not very often or never

feel proud to be a student at St. Cloud State University?

1. ALWAYS

2. USUALLY

3. SOMETIMES

4. NOT VERY OFTEN

5. NEVER

8. DON'T KNOW

9. REFUSED

7PRIDE
		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	always	203	39.0	39.0	39.0
	usually	167	32.1	32.1	71.1
	sometimes	124	23.8	23.8	94.9
	not very often	16	3.1	3.1	98.0
	never	7	1.4	1.4	99.4
	dk	3	.6	.6	100.0
	Total	520	100.0	100.0

Question Q8SPEND

If you were suddenly in charge of St. Cloud State University,

what one thing would you spend money on?

(DO NOT READ CHOICES; PROBE FOR ONE SPECIFIC RESPONSE)

1. PARKING 16. BEAUTIFICATION

2. COMPUTER ACCESS 17. BUILDINGS RENOVATION/MAINTENANCE

3. MONEY FOR DEPARTMENT 18. MORE FACULTY

4. LIBRARY HOURS 19. SKYWALKS/TUNNELS

5. LIBRARY BOOKS/HOLDINGS 20. AIR/HEAT

6. LIBRARY STAFF 21. GYM/PYS.ED. FACILITIES

7. SUBSIDIZED BOOKS 22. MORE/BETTER DORMS

8. SMART CLASSROOMS 23. SPORTS-PARTICIPATE/ATTEND

9. CLASSROOM FURNITURE 24. STUDENT ACTIVITIES-GENERAL

10.MORE COURSE OPTIONS 25. SPEAKERS/PROGRAMS

11.SUMMER CLASSES 26. ENTERTAINMENT

12.GRAD./LAW PROGRAMS 27. PAY FOR FAC/STAFFF/ADMIN

13.LOW STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO 28. OTHER

14.SCHOLARSHIPS/JOBS 29. DON'T KNOW

15.STUDENT TUITION 30. REFUSED

q8 spend money on
		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	parking	187	36.0	36.2	36.2
	comp access	10	1.9	1.9	38.2
	money for dept	20	3.8	3.9	42.0
	lib hours	1	.2	.2	42.2
	lib books holdings	5	1.0	1.0	43.2
	sub books	4	.8	.8	44.0
	smart classrooms	9	1.8	1.8	45.8
	class furn	2	.4	.4	46.1
	more course opt	13	2.5	2.5	48.6
	summer classes	3	.5	.5	49.1
	grad law programs	3	.6	.6	49.7
	low stu fac ratio	15	2.8	2.8	52.5
	schol jobs	12	2.3	2.3	54.9
	stu tuition	13	2.6	2.6	57.5
	beautification	6	1.2	1.2	58.6
	build reno main	16	3.0	3.1	61.7
	more faculty	25	4.8	4.8	66.5
	skywalks tunnell	5	1.0	1.0	67.5
	air heat	3	.6	.6	68.0
	gy phs ed fac	3	.6	.6	68.7
	more better dorms	6	1.2	1.2	69.8
	sport partic attend	7	1.3	1.3	71.1
	student activ general	8	1.6	1.6	72.7
	speakers programs	2	.4	.4	73.0
	entertainment	1	.2	.2	73.2
	pay for fac staff	25	4.9	4.9	78.1
	other	70	13.5	13.6	91.7
	dont know	43	8.3	8.3	100.0
	Total	517	99.3	100.0
Missing	ref	3	.7
Total		520	100.0

Question Q9ALCOH

Thank you. The next set of questions are related to alcohol

and substance use. We would like to remind you that this

entire survey is confidential and will not be linked to you

in any way.

Do you ever use alcoholic beverages such as beer,

wine or liquor, or are you a total abstainer?

1. USE ALCOHOL

5. TOTAL ABSTAINER

8. DON'T KNOW

9. REFUSED

Logic Instructions (flow only):

IF (ANS=5) SKIPTO Q16ALCOH

IF (ANS=8) SKIPTO Q16ALCOH

IF (ANS=9) SKIPTO Q16ALCOH

q9 al abstainer
		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	use alco	451	86.8	87.2	87.2
	total abstainer	65	12.5	12.6	99.8
	dk	1	.2	.2	100.0
	Total	517	99.5	100.0
Missing	ref	3	.5
Total		520	100.0

Question Q10ALCOH

As a minor did you ever consumed alcohol?

1. YES

5. NO

8. DON'T KNOW

9. REFUSED

Q10ALCOH
		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	yes	393	75.6	87.2	87.2
	no	58	11.1	12.8	100.0
	Total	451	86.8	100.0
Missing	System	69	13.2
Total		520	100.0

Question Q11ALCOH

How many days during a typical week do you consume alcohol?

NUMBER ____

8. DON'T KNOW

9. REFUSED

q11 how man ydays during typ week drink
		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	0	68	13.2	15.5	15.5
	1	201	38.6	45.5	61.0
	2	120	23.1	27.3	88.3
	3	28	5.5	6.4	94.8
	4	10	2.0	2.3	97.1
	5	8	1.4	1.7	98.8
	6	3	.6	.7	99.5
	7	2	.4	.5	100.0
	Total	441	84.8	100.0
Missing	dk	9	1.7
	ref	1	.2
	System	69	13.2
	Total	79	15.2
Total		520	100.0

Question Q12ALCOH

When you do consume alcohol, how many drinks do you usually

consume? By drinks we mean a 12 oz beer, 7 oz glass of wine

or a 1 oz shot of hard alcohol, either by itself or mixed

with something else.

NUMBER____

98. DON'T KNOW

99. REFUSED

IF (GENDER=2) SKIPTO Q14ALCOH

q12 when drink how many drinks
		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1	37	7.1	8.2	8.2
	2	79	15.1	17.5	25.7
	3	96	18.4	21.3	47.0
	4	54	10.5	12.1	59.1
	5	51	9.8	11.4	70.5
	6	45	8.7	10.0	80.5
	7	11	2.1	2.4	82.9
	8	26	5.0	5.8	88.8
	9	8	1.5	1.8	90.5
	10	19	3.7	4.3	94.8
	12	12	2.3	2.7	97.5
	13	1	.2	.3	97.8
	14	1	.2	.3	98.0
	15	5	1.0	1.2	99.2
	20	2	.4	.5	99.7
	24	1	.2	.3	100.0
	Total	449	86.4	100.0
Missing	dk	2	.4
	System	69	13.2
	Total	71	13.6
Total		520	100.0

Question Q13ALCOH

[IF MALE] During the past two weeks, have you consumed

5 or more drinks in a row?

1. MALE-YES 5 OR MORE DRINKS

5. MALE-NO DID NOT CONSUME 5 OR MORE DRINKS

8. DON'T KNOW

9. REFUSED

Logic Instructions (flow only):

IF (ANS=1) SKIPTO Q15ALCOH

IF (ANS=5) SKIPTO Q15ALCOH

IF (ANS=8) SKIPTO Q15ALCOH

IF (ANS=9) SKIPTO Q15ALCOH

q13 if male five or more drink
		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	male yes	101	19.4	48.9	48.9
	5 did not consume five or more drinks	105	20.2	51.1	100.0
	Total	206	39.6	100.0
Missing	System	314	60.4
Total		520	100.0

Question Q14ALCOH

[IF FEMALE] During the past two weeks, have you consumed

4 or more drinks in a row?

1. FEMALE-YES 4 OR MORE DRINKS

5. FEMALE-NO DID NOT CONSUME 4 OR MORE DRINKS

8. DON'T KNOW

9. REFUSED

q14 if female four or more drinks
		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	female five or more	104	20.0	42.4	42.4
	female did not consume 5	141	27.2	57.6	100.0
	Total	245	47.2	100.0
Missing	System	275	52.8
Total		520	100.0

Question Q15ALCOH

Since the beginning of this school year,

as a result of drinking have you or have you not?

[READ LIST EXCEPT FOR 13-16 AND CHECK ALL THAT APPLY]

1. Blacked out

2. Engaged in unplanned sex activity

3. Not used protection when you had sex

4. Argued with friends

5. Damaged property

6. Got in trouble with police

7. Got hurt or injured

8. Missed a class

9. Got behind in school work

10. Done something you later regretted

11. Had hangover

12. Required medical treatment

13. NONE OF THESE

14. DON'T KNOW

15. REFUSED

16. NO OTHER RESPONSE

q15 USE % OF RESPONSES MULTIPLE RESPONSES ALLOWED

  Pct of Pct of

Category label Code Count % Of Responses % of Cases

blacked out 1 35 4.0 7.8

 unplanned sex  2 17 1.9 3.8

not used prot 3 23 2.7 5.2

argued with friends 4 99 11.3 22.0

dam prop 5 22 2.5 4.9

got in troub with pol 6 15 1.7 3.3

hurt or injur 7 21  2.4 4.7

miss class 8 94 10.7 20.7

got behind in sch work 9 48 5.5 10.6

done something regre  10 78 8.9 17.2

hangover 11 248 28.3 55.0

req med treat 12 5 .6  1.2

none 13 170 19.4 37.6

dk 14 2 .2 .5

  ------- ----- -----

 Total responses 876 100.0 194.3

69 missing cases; 451 valid cases

Question Q16ALCOH

With respect to SCSUs approach regarding alcohol use, do you

think that SCSU should have a more active campaign against

alcohol use by students, or is the current system ok,

or should SCSU have a more relaxed approach about alcohol use?

1. MORE ACTIVE

2. CURRENT SYSTEM OK

3. MORE RELAXED

8. DON'T KNOW

9. REFUSED

q16 should scsu have more active al camp
		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	more active	112	21.6	21.7	21.7
	current system ok	275	53.0	53.1	74.7
	more relaxed	83	16.0	16.0	90.7
	dk	48	9.2	9.3	100.0
	Total	519	99.8	100.0
Missing	ref	1	.2
Total		520	100.0

Question Q17ALCOH

With respect to SCSU's image on alcohol use, do you believe

that SCSU has a very favorable image, a somewhat favorable image,

a somewhat unfavorable image, or a very unfavorable image

concerning alcohol when compared with other colleges

in Minnesota?

1. VERY FAVORABLE

2. SOMEWHAT FAVORABLE

3. SOMEWHAT UNFAVORABLE

4. VERY UNFAVORABLE

8. DON'T KNOW

9. REFUSED

q17 image of scsu on alco
		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	very fav	23	4.5	4.5	4.5
	some fav	143	27.5	27.5	32.0
	some unfav	228	43.8	43.8	75.8
	very unfav	102	19.7	19.7	95.5
	dk	23	4.5	4.5	100.0
	Total	520	100.0	100.0

Question Q18ALCOH

Do you think St. Cloud State University's alcohol image

is deserved?

1. YES

5. NO

8. DON'T KNOW

9. REFUSED

Q18ALCOH
		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	yes	209	40.2	40.2	40.2
	no	262	50.4	50.4	90.5
	dk	49	9.5	9.5	100.0