GSS 1972-2024 Cumulative Datafile - Release 1

1056. Please look at Card B4. How much influence should each of 
the following groups have in deciding what to do about global 
warming? c. Business leaders

1057. Please look at Card B5. When making policy recommendations 
about global warming, on a scale of 1 to 5, to what extent do 
you think the following groups would support what is best for 
the country as a whole versus what serves their own narrow 
interests? INSTRUCTION: IF ASKED WHAT NARROW INTEREST MEANS: 
Well, someone might gain financially if a certain policy were 
adopted or it might advance his or her career. a. Environmental 
scientists

1057. Please look at Card B5. When making policy recommendations 
about global warming, on a scale of 1 to 5, to what extent do 
you think the following groups would support what is best for 
the country as a whole versus what serves their own narrow 
interests? INSTRUCTION: IF ASKED WHAT NARROW INTEREST MEANS: 
Well, someone might gain financially if a certain policy were 
adopted or it might advance his or her career. b. Elected 
officials

1057. Please look at Card B5. When making policy recommendations 
about global warming, on a scale of 1 to 5, to what extent do 
you think the following groups would support what is best for 
the country as a whole versus what serves their own narrow 
interests? INSTRUCTION: IF ASKED WHAT NARROW INTEREST MEANS: 
Well, someone might gain financially if a certain policy were 
adopted or it might advance his or her career. c. Business 
leaders.

1058. How much do you favor or oppose requiring car makers to 
make cars and trucks that use less gasoline? Do you strongly 
favor, favor, neither favor nor oppose, oppose, or strongly 
oppose such a requirement?

1059. Here is another public issue: research that uses human 
embryonic stem cells. These are cells from human embryos that 
can develop into many different types of tissue. Some say that 
cells taken from human embryos are uniquely valuable in medical 
research. Others say that the same discoveries can be made 
without destroying living embryos. Please look at Card B6. (On a 
scale of 1 to 5, where 1 means "Very Well" and 5 means "Not at 
All"), how well do the following groups understand stem cell 
research? a. Medical researchers

1059. Here is another public issue: research that uses human 
embryonic stem cells. These are cells from human embryos that 
can develop into many different types of tissue. Some say that 
cells taken from human embryos are uniquely valuable in medical 
research. Others say that the same discoveries can be made 
without destroying living embryos. Please look at Card B6. (On a 
scale of 1 to 5, where 1 means "Very Well" and 5 means "Not at 
All"), how well do the following groups understand stem cell 
research? b. Religious leaders

1059. Here is another public issue: research that uses human 
embryonic stem cells. These are cells from human embryos that 
can develop into many different types of tissue. Some say that 
cells taken from human embryos are uniquely valuable in medical 
research. Others say that the same discoveries can be made 
without destroying living embryos. Please look at Card B6. (On a 
scale of 1 to 5, where 1 means "Very Well" and 5 means "Not at 
All"), how well do the following groups understand stem cell 
research? c. Elected officials

1060. Please look at Card B7. (On a scale of 1 to 5, where 1 
means "Near complete agreement" and 5 means "No agreement at 
all") to what extent do medical researchers agree on the 
importance of stem cells for research?