Hi there,
Done - here's some feedback.
I liked the information sheet and briefing notes - very clear. Has your study been cleared by your university Ethics committee? I'd like to see that noted on the sheet.
Have you based this on a US survey? 'automotive vehicle' seems to be clunky language for 'car' !
You could have streamlined the survey for me by using routing based on previous answers - so if I say I'm a vehicle passenger who has never held a driving licence, there's no point asking me how often I drive a week.
"13. Are you aware that there are numerous different types of electric vehicle?"
That's something of a leading question - could it be phrased as 'how many types of EV are you familiar with' ?
"26. Would practicality be more important to you than sustainability and the environmental benefits?"
Again, I feel that's a leading question and one that people will find it hard to give a negative answer to because it makes them seem selfish and unconcerned about the environment!
"28. Are you aware that electric vehicles are not carbon neutral?"
Leading question. Perhaps include a definition of 'carbon neutral' before the question or check your respondents understand the term?
"29. How do you think the electricity that charges electric vehicles is produced? (You may select multiple answers)"
I hope you're going to split out the responses from people who do have an EV and analyse them separately! For those of us with EVs, the answer depends completely on where you're charging, even down to which supplier you choose at home. For non-EV owners, it may be a case of perception/assumption.
How will you be recruiting non-EV 'fans' to ensure you are surveying a cross-section of the public? I agree with andrew*debbie above, currently just recruiting from an EV-related forum is going to bias your answers massively.
I'd like to know what you eventually conclude / how many people take part? Please can you post a copy of your final findings to the forum when you've completed the project?
All the best with it