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When you fly, which types of flights do you take? ...
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Domestic
International
Both domestic and international
Neither, I don't travel by plane
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Based on Jonathan Miller’s profile—traveling with family on weekend getaways but no specific mention of international travel—the best choice is likely:

**Domestic**

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Before you begin the survey, please answer the 3 questions below
In your opinion, what two actions can reduce world hunger?

Based on Jonathan Miller’s profile—family-oriented, moderately environmentally conscious, and practical—here’s a thoughtful response for the question:

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**In your opinion, what two actions can reduce world hunger?**

1. **Improving agricultural technology and infrastructure:** By investing in modern farming techniques, better irrigation, and supply chain improvements, food production can increase and distribution can be more efficient, reducing shortages.

2. **Supporting education and economic development:** Empowering communities through education and economic opportunities helps people become self-sufficient and improves access to food, reducing hunger in the long term.

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Which of the following activities have you done while driving? (Select all that apply)

Talking on the phone (handheld)

Talking on the phone (hands-free)

Texting or messaging

Eating or drinking

Adjusting the GPS or radio/podcasts

Engaging with passengers

Using social media

Taking photos or videos

Playing music via car device

Playing music via phone

None of the above
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Based on Jonathan Miller’s profile as a busy family man and tech user, here are the most likely activities he might do while driving:

- Talking on the phone (hands-free)  
- Eating or drinking (especially with kids on the go)  
- Adjusting the GPS or radio/podcasts  
- Playing music via car device or phone  
- Engaging with passengers  

Less likely but possible:  
- Talking on the phone (handheld) — less safe, but some people still do it  
- Texting or messaging (not recommended, but some may)  

Unlikely or rare:  
- Using social media  
- Taking photos or videos  

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Do you check your phone at red lights?

Yes

No

Sometimes

Based on Jonathan Miller’s tech-savvy but responsible profile, the most fitting answer is:

**Sometimes**

He likely checks his phone occasionally at red lights but generally tries to be cautious, especially with family and safety in mind.

Do you consider using your phone at a stoplight to be distracted driving?

Yes

No

Not sure

Given Jonathan Miller’s balanced and responsible profile, the most fitting answer would be:

**Yes**

He likely recognizes using the phone at stoplights as a form of distracted driving, given safety awareness.

Which of the following best describes your experience with distracted driving?

I’ve had a close call (but no accident)

I’ve been in an accident or collision

I’ve had both a close call and an accident

I haven’t experienced either

Considering Jonathan Miller’s cautious and responsible profile, the most fitting response would be:

**I’ve had a close call (but no accident)**

This reflects some experience with distracted driving risks but no serious incidents.

Did that experience change your driving behavior?

Yes

Yes, but only temporarily

No, but I do pay closer attention now

No

Based on Jonathan Miller’s profile and his likely responsible attitude, the best answer would be:

**Yes**

He probably adjusted his driving behavior after a close call to enhance safety.

hich of the following do you consider distracted driving? (Select all that apply)

Texting

Phone calls (handheld)

Phone calls (hands-free)

Checking GPS

Eating or drinking

Looking at passengers

Using social media

Using your phone at red lights

None of the above

How serious of a problem do you think distracted driving is in the U.S.?

Not a problem

Somewhat concerning

Very concerning

A major safety crisis

Do you believe hands-free phone use is safer than handheld use while driving?

Yes

No

Not sure

What is the most tempting phone-related distraction while driving?

Texting

Navigation apps

Music or podcasts

Social media

Phone calls

Based on Jonathan Miller’s profile and the information provided, here are the most appropriate answers:

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**Which of the following do you consider distracted driving? (Select all that apply)**  
- Texting  
- Phone calls (handheld)  
- Checking GPS  
- Eating or drinking  
- Looking at passengers  
- Using social media  
- Using your phone at red lights  

*Note:* Given Jonathan’s responsible attitude, he likely considers phone calls (hands-free) less distracting or not distracted driving, so he might **not** select "Phone calls (hands-free)."

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**How serious of a problem do you think distracted driving is in the U.S.?**  
- Very concerning

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**Do you believe hands-free phone use is safer than handheld use while driving?**  
- Yes

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**What is the most tempting phone-related distraction while driving?**  
- Texting

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What actions or tools do you use to stay focused while driving? (Select all that apply)

Use “Do Not Disturb” or block notifications

Set GPS or music before driving

Pull over to check phone

Avoid eating or drinking

Use voice commands / Apple CarPlay / Android Auto

None of the above

Would you be more likely to avoid using your phone if your car insurance gave you a discount for focused driving?

Yes, definitely

Yes, if the technology made it easy

Maybe

No

What do you think would be the most effective way to reduce distracted driving?

Stricter laws and penalties

Public awareness campaigns

New car technology that blocks distractions

Discounts or rewards from insurance

Personal responsibility

Other:

What types of distracted behaviors do you see other drivers engaging in? (Select all that apply)

On their phone

Loud music

Eyes not on the road

Engaging with passengers

Engaging with kids

Engaging with pets

Applying makeup

Eating

Other

None

New drivers are more likely to get into crashes caused by distractions. What’s something you’ve learned about staying focused behind the wheel that you wish new drivers knew?

Based on Jonathan Miller’s profile, here are thoughtful answers for these questions:

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### What actions or tools do you use to stay focused while driving? (Select all that apply)  
- Use “Do Not Disturb” or block notifications  
- Set GPS or music before driving  
- Pull over to check phone  
- Avoid eating or drinking  
- Use voice commands / Apple CarPlay / Android Auto  

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### Would you be more likely to avoid using your phone if your car insurance gave you a discount for focused driving?  
- Yes, if the technology made it easy  

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### What do you think would be the most effective way to reduce distracted driving?  
- Personal responsibility  

(Optionally mention: Public awareness campaigns, but personal responsibility is key)

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### What types of distracted behaviors do you see other drivers engaging in? (Select all that apply)  
- On their phone  
- Eyes not on the road  
- Engaging with passengers  
- Engaging with kids  
- Eating  

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### New drivers are more likely to get into crashes caused by distractions. What’s something you’ve learned about staying focused behind the wheel that you wish new drivers knew?  

*Answer example:*  
“Always set up your GPS and music before you start driving, and use hands-free or voice commands whenever possible. Avoid looking at your phone or other distractions, and don’t hesitate to pull over if you need to check something. Staying fully focused can save lives.”

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Where do you shop for groceries and other household items? Select all that apply.
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7 Eleven
Acme
Albertsons
Aldi
Amazon Fresh
Big Y
BJ’s Wholesale Club
Carrs
Costco
CVS
Dollar General
Dollar Tree
Hannaford
H-E-B
IGA
Instacart
Jewel
Kroger
Lidl
Loblaws
Martin's Food Markets
Meijer
Pavilions
Publix
Ralphs Grocery
Randall's
Safeway
Sam's Club
Shaw's
Sprouts
Star Market
Target / Super Target / Target Pfresh
Tom Thumb
Trader Joe's
Vons
Walgreens
Walmart
Walmart Supercenter
Wegmans
Whole Foods Market
Winn-Dixie / BI-LO
None of the above
Kings Food
Cub Foods
D&W
Family Fare
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Considering Jonathan Miller’s profile—living in Austin, TX; budget-conscious but values quality; shops online and at major retailers—the most likely grocery and household shopping places are:

- H-E-B (a major grocery chain in Texas)  
- Walmart / Walmart Supercenter  
- Target / Super Target / Target Pfresh  
- Amazon Fresh  
- Costco or Sam's Club (for bulk shopping)  
- Instacart (for convenient delivery)  
- Whole Foods Market (occasionally for family-friendly and international cuisines)  
- Aldi (budget-friendly option)  

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