Four Food Groups survey!

[telophase]

As I wanted to test out survey sites for future use, and as I was curous as to whether there was any correlation between location, dates of education, and categorizing Eggs into Meat or Dairy (see yesterday's post), I threw together a KwikSurvey on the subject!

Please go fill it out, if you have the time and inclination. It's only five questions, not long: http://kwiksurveys.com?s=LBDMIK_47eadd30

All survey-takers WILL be able to see the results, so don't put identifying info in your answers. (I think I can delete answers, but I'm not sure.)

It does not save your IP address as far as I know, which means you can skew my results by filling it out over and over until it closes in a couple of days. I'm hoping that I'll be able to generate data that I can mess about with in useful ways for other surveys.

Also, I suspect the Four Food Groups are a very USA-centric phenomemon but it didn't stop me from listing out other areas of the world to pick from. I do not believe any of the questions are set to be required, so feel free to skip the ones that don't pertain to you, although an explanation as to what your education's attitude towards the subject is would be cool.

Thanks!

Comments

[lady-noremon.livejournal.com]

Done!

...Though I forgot to include that we were taught sweets & stuff were a different section. If I had your new address, I could mail you a handout thing of our rainbow?

[telophase.livejournal.com]

I think that fats and sweet stuff was put into some sort of holdall category that we were supposed to have 'sparingly' or some such.

[wyrdness.livejournal.com]

I'd love to answer the survey but I honestly can't remember what I was taught. I seem to class eggs as dairy for absolutely no logical reason, but that may be because they're kept near the milk rather than because I was taught that. I'll have to look up the Food Pyramid from the 80s as all I can remember about this whole thing is my teacher droning on about it and me wondering why I'd ever need to know this because clearly meat was meat and wheat was Not Meat.

[telophase.livejournal.com]

XD