I'm a professor at the University of Missouri-St. Louis. I study the
way audiences' respond to and interpret mass media like television
shows and movies. I'm currently carrying out a study about reality
programs.
I'm looking for adult residents of the United States who would be
willing to complete an anonymous, on-line survey about what they think
of reality programs and of other types of television programs. The
purpose of the survey is to figure out why people enjoy reality
programs in comparison to other types of shows. The survey takes only
15 to 20 minutes to complete.
This isn't a marketing study and no one will try and sell you
anything. You will not be required to provide an e-mail address and
no one will send you spam. The results of the survey will be
available to the respondents after the data is gathered and analyzed.
If you would be willing to complete the survey, you can follow the
link below when you are ready to begin. The survey web site will be
open until mid-January. Your help with this project would be very much
appreciated. If you cannot follow the link directly from this e-mail,
you may cut and paste the URL into the window at the top of your
browser.
Link to Survey: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=30225335747
If you have questions about the study that you would like answered
before you decide whether to participate or not, you can go to the
survey information page (http://www.umsl.edu/~halla/Invitation.html)
or contact me directly. I can be reached by e-mail at
halla@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
thanks,
Alice Hall
