EmploymentSectorRegionSocial GradeAgeGender
York-shireEastWest&Pri-SouthSouthEast-Mid-Mid-Humb-NorthNorthScot-
vatePublicWestEastLondonernWaleslandslandsersideWestEastlandDEC2C1AB65+55-6445-5435-4425-3418-24FemaleMale
Total773307189285236183931601981802479518455230849369743131735841733119611239272050Unweighted base
82232618726325819210915919018124193178472430594553431308348389328246104610042050Weighted base
755301184238235180100144166171221841644104055545184222963283542812069549321887Yes
92%92%98%91%91%94%92%90%88%94%92%91%92%87%94%93%94%98%96%94%91%86%84%91%93%92%
6825325231291623102081462264135912203647409172163No
8%8%2%9%9%6%8%10%12%6%8%9%8%13%6%7%6%2%4%6%9%14%16%9%7%8%
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Table 13
Q.3 Have you ever heard of genetically modified (or GM) foods before?Base: All respondents
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What is the highest educational levelQ.14 Agreement:- "Developing Genetically Modified (GM) foods is wrongthat you have achieved to date?At what age did you finish your full time education?in principle and should therefore be opposed"University degreeorequivalenSecondaryHighertschool,universitprofessiohighy degree,nalschool,doctoratequalificaNVQNever had
Still in, MBA,tion, NVQlevels 1any fullStill inNeither
full timeNVQ levellevel 4,to 3,timefull timeNET:StronglySlightlyagree norSlightlyStronglyNET:
education5, etc.etc.etc.educationeducation35+25-3419-2417-18Under 16DisagreedisagreedisagreedisagreeagreeagreeAgree
Total43215664105768323885494517348333534805023902446342050Unweighted base
51210641107569624785344597328593585005043702386072050Weighted base
4019660398957822734984366788243504744463342205541887Yes
79%93%94%92%87%81%92%94%93%95%93%96%98%95%89%90%93%91%92%
11143886118253624543482657361853163No
21%7%6%8%13%19%8%6%7%5%7%4%2%5%11%10%7%9%8%
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Table 13
Q.3 Have you ever heard of genetically modified (or GM) foods before?Base: All respondents
Prepared by Populus
EmploymentSectorRegionSocial GradeAgeGender
York-shireEastWest&Pri-SouthSouthEast-Mid-Mid-Humb-NorthNorthScot-
vatePublicWestEastLondonernWaleslandslandsersideWestEastlandDEC2C1AB65+55-6445-5435-4425-3418-24FemaleMaleTotal
773307189285236183931601981802479518455230849369743131735841733119611239272050Unweighted base
82232618726325819210915919018124193178472430594553431308348389328246104610042050Weighted base
54322113217819112163110115119158521062962983783752862272292532101416856611347NET: Interested
66%68%71%68%74%63%58%69%61%66%66%57%59%63%69%64%68%66%74%66%65%64%57%66%66%66%
13453403850251531312436122567729397795552675125178150328Very interested (4)
16%16%21%15%19%13%14%20%17%13%15%13%14%14%17%16%18%18%18%15%17%16%10%17%15%16%
40916993140141964979849512240802302262852782071721771871591165075111018Fairly interested (3)
50%52%50%53%55%50%45%49%44%53%51%43%45%49%52%48%50%48%56%51%48%49%47%49%51%50%
21083476454543435554466276313010017214311568911008983285259544Not very interested (2)
26%26%25%24%21%28%31%22%29%24%27%29%35%27%23%29%26%27%22%26%26%27%34%27%26%27%
5010316611610916125628232524219202515114257100Not at all (1)
6%3%2%6%2%6%5%6%5%9%5%6%3%6%5%4%4%5%3%6%6%4%4%4%6%5%interested
2609351805965404565607833691581221971671367611112410393328316644NET: Not interested
32%29%27%30%23%34%37%28%34%33%32%35%39%33%28%33%30%31%25%32%32%31%38%31%31%31%
201145755410258417102012948111412332759No opinion
2%3%2%2%3%3%5%3%5%1%2%8%2%4%2%3%2%2%1%2%3%4%5%3%3%3%
2.782.842.922.782.942.722.702.852.762.712.772.702.722.742.832.782.832.822.902.772.782.792.662.812.772.79Mean
0.790.730.740.780.710.770.780.810.800.810.770.800.750.780.770.760.770.790.720.780.810.770.730.770.780.77Standard deviation
0.030.040.050.050.050.060.080.070.060.060.050.080.060.030.040.030.030.040.040.040.040.040.050.020.030.02Standard error
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Q.4 Genetically modified (GM) food is made from plants or microorganisms that have been changed by altering their genes. For example a plantmight have its genes modified to make it resistant to a particular plant disease, to improve its food quality or to help it grow faster..What would you say is your level of interest in the issue of genetically modified food?Base: All respondents
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