The item with the lowest engagement ranking was Fastest Responder; 70%% of respondents found these interactions very or somewhat engaging.
Around a third of respondents found this a problem.
A survey after the disaster found that 92% of respondents found the EIS info "very useful".
Fewer than 20 percent of respondents found that part of the pitch troubling.
The poll of 1,006 respondents found 58% said they would vote yes in a referendum to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the Australian constitution.
Jelly Belly then made an all-white prototype; many trial respondents found it confusing, misidentifying its flavor as vanilla or marshmallow.
The poll, of 1,017 respondents, found just 13% of Australians would prefer money to fund fossil fuel projects (with 26% unsure).
In a 2009 survey, AAA found that 90 percent of its respondents found drunken driving to be a "serious threat".
Respondents found Hyderabad unsafe for road-users.
In fact, 30% more of the respondents found the student-written summaries to be "very useful".
Thirty-six respondents found the instrument to be clear, easy to complete, and containing appropriate content.
