Spare a minute, and fill in this quick dissertation survey

Done but I don't like some of the answers.

Example:
To the best of your knowledge has online advertising influenced your purchasing online?

What are your reasons for not providing a 'NO' option? No Idea doesn't really reflect feelings of online advertising. It gives the impression you don't know how you're being influenced.
 
Thanks to all who have done it so far.

snips86x said:
Done but I don't like some of the answers.

Example:
To the best of your knowledge has online advertising influenced your purchasing online?

What are your reasons for not providing a 'NO' option? No Idea doesn't really reflect feelings of online advertising. It gives the impression you don't know how you're being influenced.
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mushtafa said:
Done, and agree with the above, was also looking for the no box
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There was originally a "No" option to being influenced by online advertising, but it was changed to "Not to the best of my knowledge", as it is technically impossible to be sure you have not been influenced, and then to "No idea" to simplify the english.
 
Judgeneo said:
Thanks to all who have done it so far.





There was originally a "No" option to being influenced by online advertising, but it was changed to "Not to the best of my knowledge", as it is technically impossible to be sure you have not been influenced, and then to "No idea" to simplify the english.
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I have the same issues, because I use adblock I don't see adverts and I don't buy things based on them. So I know for sure adverts haven't influenced my purchase decisions.

I buy things I need, and as such I look around for them when I need them. I don't watch broadcast TV either, so I very rarely even see adverts.
 
Done, although I also don't agree with there being no 'no' options. Sure, it's impossible to say you're not influenced, but I've never actually clicked though a mass-advertising banner on a website, and if I'm presented with an aggressive marketing campaign, I'd be less likely to purchase something than if I hadn't been pestered.
 
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