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1 Tuesday, November 14, 2006 Results Summary Show All Pages and Questions Filter Results To analyze a subset of your data, you can create one or more filters. : 106 Visible: 106 Share Results Your results can be shared with others, without giving access to your account. Status: Enabled Reports: Summary and Detail 1. Awareness 1. Have you ever heard of the term gene doping? Yes 72.6% 77 No 27.4% 29 Respondents Click the response that comes closest to your understanding of gene doping. A foreign substance that reduces muscle recovery time. A modification of your genetic makeup (DNA) to improve athletic performance. A new test to identify previously untraceable performance enhancing drugs. A new kind of steroid that augments muscle mass. 6.6% % % 1 4.7% 5 Respondents Do you think gene doping is available today? Yes 50.9% 54 No 24.5% 26 Not Sure 24.5% 26 Respondents Do you think gene doping could have negative health consequences? 1 of 7 11/14/06 2:42 PM

2 Yes 67.9% 72 No 7.5% 8 Not Sure 24.5% 26 Respondents Is gene doping a reversible process? Yes 12.3% 13 No 31.1% 33 Not Sure 56.6% 6 0 Respondents Scenarios 6. Would you utilize the technology to improve your athletic performance if... Very Unlikely Unlikely Likely Very Likely Average...gene doping was illegal and unsafe? 77% (78) 11% (11) 8% (8) 4% (4) gene doping was considered to be unsafe, but was legal?...gene doping was illegal, but considered safe? 64% (65) 21% (21) 9% (9) 6% (6) % (45) 22% (22) 21% (21) 13% (13) gene doping was legal and considered safe? 34% (34) 17% (17) 23% (23) 27% (27) 2.43 Respondents Would you try an illegal athletic enhancement procedure if it was undetectable and unpunishable? Yes 22.8% 23 No 60.4% 61 Not Sure 16.8% 17 Respondents Scenarios 8. In your opinion, is there an ethical difference between gene doping and steroid use? Yes 20.8% 21 No 62.4% 63 Not Sure 16.8% 17 Respondents of 7 11/14/06 2:42 PM

3 9. Do you consider gene doping to be cheating? Yes 65.3% 66 No 17.8% 18 Not Sure 16.8% 17 Respondents Scenarios 10. Rank the top three items you believe would be most affected by gene doping. Most Affected Second-Most Affected Third-Most Affected Average Sportsmanship 28% (14) 26% (13) 46% (23) 2.18 Competitive spirit 10% (3) 48% (14) 41% (12) 2.31 Personal sense of achievement 26% (13) 42% (21) 32% (16) 2.06 Integrity of the sport 47% (32) 31% (21) 22% (15) 1.75 Equal access to the procedure 50% (21) 29% (12) 21% (9) 1.71 Fan interest 18% (4) 27% (6) 55% (12) 2.36 Respondents 8 7 (skipped this question) Rank the top three items you consider to be the most important issues raised by gene doping to enhance athletic performance. Most Important Second-Most Important Third-Most Important Average Unknown risk of the treatment 71% (45) 21% (13) 8% (5) 1.37 Erosion of national values 42% (10) 21% (5) 38% (9) 1.96 Cost of the procedure 24% (4) 35% (6) 41% (7) 2.18 Detection risk 29% (2) 29% (2) 43% (3) 2.14 Increased sense of self 18% (2) 55% (6) 27% (3) 2.09 Opportunity to achieve a higher level of competition 22% (4) 28% (5) 50% (9) 2.28 Harms done to other athletes in competition 12% (4) 48% (16) 39% (13) 2.27 Gain in scientific knowledge 16% (4) 44% (11) 40% (10) 2.24 Loss of public trust in sport 11% (3) 48% (13) 41% (11) 2.30 Performance advantage 25% (9) 28% (10) 47% (17) 2.22 Respondents 8 7 (skipped this question) Scenarios 12. Death at 5 years after treatment? 3 of 7 11/14/06 2:42 PM

4 Yes 5.7% 5 No 90.9% 80 Undecided 3.4% 3 Respondents 8 8 (skipped this question) Death at 10 years after treatment? Yes 6.8% 6 No 84.1% 74 Undecided 9.1% 8 Respondents 8 8 (skipped this question) Demographics 14. Gender Female 34.9% 29 Male 65.1% 54 Respondents Age Under % 8 18 to % to % to % 9 45 to % % 7 Respondents Race American Indian or Alaska Native 0% 0 Asian Indian 1.2% 1 Black, African American, or Negro 8.4% 7 4 of 7 11/14/06 2:42 PM

5 Chinese 1.2% 1 Filipino 2.4% 2 Guamanian or Chamorro 0% 0 Japanese 1.2% 1 Korean 2.4% 2 Native Hawaiian 0% 0 Other Asian 0% 0 Other Pacific Islander (please specify) 0% 0 Samoan 0% 0 Vietnamese 1.2% 1 White 74.7% 62 Other (please specify) 7.2% 6 Respondents Class Standing Fr 7.2% 6 So 7.2% 6 Jr 10.8% 9 Sr 25.3% 21 Grad 21.7% 18 Staff 4.8% 4 No school affiliation 16.9% 14 Unclassifiable 6% 5 Respondents What is your level of education? High school diploma 23.5% 19 Bachelor of Arts 29.6% 2 4 Master's Degree 13.6% 11 Ph.D. 12.3% 10 MD 0% 0 JD 2.5% 2 Other (please specify) 18.5% 15 Respondents 8 1 (skipped this question) of 7 11/14/06 2:42 PM

6 19. How would you describe your involvement with athletics? Amateur 29.3% 24 Professional 8.5% 7 Collegiate 11% 9 Recreational 43.9% 36 Other (please specify) 7.3% 6 Respondents 8 2 (skipped this question) Which is your primary sport? Alpine skiing 4.8% 4 Baseball 2.4% 2 Basketball 8.4% 7 Crew 1.2% 1 Cross Country 4.8% 4 Diving 0% 0 Fencing 3.6% 3 Football 9.6% 8 Golf 1.2% 1 Gymnastics 3.6% 3 Ice hockey 2.4% 2 Indoor Track 2.4% 2 Nordic skiing 0% 0 Outdoor track 3.6% 3 Soccer 3.6% 3 Softball 2.4% 2 Swimming 8.4% 7 Volleyball 3.6% 3 Water polo 1.2% 1 Wrestling 2.4% 2 Other (please specify) 30.1% 2 5 Respondents In what state do you currently reside? Respondents 7 8 (skipped this question) of 7 11/14/06 2:42 PM

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