We found no statistically significant difference by year in proportions of those who responded yes to this question and no statistically significant differences in GM maize aflatoxin levels for those who responded yes compared with those who responded no.
For instance, when asked if there has been more teamwork in relationships in the last year, 54percentt of the advertisers responding to the survey said yes, compared with 38percentt of the agency executives.
When asked if they agreed that there was more focus on money in the last year, 54percentt of the agency executives said yes, compared with 32percentt of the advertisers.
If yes, compare with this question.
For example, regarding the statement, "People who get HIV/AIDS through sex or drug use get what they deserve", only 36.3% of FSW said "yes", compared with 46.2% of GMW; likewise, for the statement, "People who behave promiscuously should be blamed for AIDS", the proportion of FSW agreeing was 41.7%, compared with 67.7% for GMW.
A similar question about whether the respondent had favorable attitudes about Americans yielded the same result: 85percentt of Filipinos responded yes, compared with 84percentt of Americans.
When asked if they had to pay a bribe when stopped or detained by the police, 58% of those questioned in sub-Saharan Africa said yes, compared with 43% in eastern Europe and central Asia, and 23% in the Middle East and north Africa.
The investigators then asked participants whether they thought there was a main break or repair in the pipes supplying their homes; 75% of exposed participants replied "yes" compared with 25% of unexposed participants (p < 0.001), indicating awareness of exposure.
Men were more optimistic, with 62percentt answering yes, compared with 48percentt of women.
