INSTRUCTIONS Please put this up in “Slide Show” mode. The entire Slide Show is timed - so please sit back and read whatever is presented on the slides

PART 1 On the Next Slide, you would be shown a picture for 10 seconds

Keep in mind the picture that you saw just now You would be asked about this picture later in the survey

Now you would see a set of slides pertaining to two neighborhood communities

PART 2: MARKETING SURVEY In this survey, you would be asked to judge people from two Neighborhood Communities (Community A and Community B)

 Over the next few slides, you will see a series of statements, with each slide describing a different person performing some type of behavior  Each person described will belong to one of two Neighborhood Communities, simply referred to as Community A and Community B. Please read each statement carefully as it is presented on the PowerPoint slides

Josh, a resident of Community A, finished his homework on time.

Kevin, a resident of Community A, donated his old clothes to charity.

Allen, a resident of Community B, dented the fender of a parked car and didn't leave his name.

Ken, a resident of Community A, helped a child lost in the supermarket.

Vincent, a resident of Community A, forgot about his job interview.

Scott, a resident of Community A, received a promotion at work.

Lane, a resident of Community B, is well liked by his colleagues.

Don, a resident of Community A, took a hurt stray dog to the vet.

Fred, a resident of Community A, gave blood to the Red Cross.

Craig, a resident of Community A, helped his friend move.

William, a resident of Community A, rarely washes his car.

John, a resident of Community B, is considered to be a very dependable worker.

Ron, a resident of Community A, made prank phone calls to his teacher.

Norman, a resident of Community B, often tailgates others when he is driving.

Alex, a resident of Community A, kicked a dog.

Tom, a resident of Community A, cheated on an exam.

Eric, a resident of Community A, drove his elderly neighbor to the grocery store.

Pete, a resident of Community B, is recognized as an excellent musician.

Robert, a resident of Community A, talks with food in his mouth.

Chad, a resident of Community A, always talks about himself and his problems.

Jeff, a resident of Community A, volunteered to tutor needy students.

Bruce, a resident of Community B, never returns library books on time.

Jon, a resident of Community A, visited a sick friend in the hospital.

Roger, a resident of Community B, repaired his neighbor's lawnmower.

Colin, a resident of Community A, works out to keep himself in good shape.

Keith, a resident of Community B, organized a birthday party for his friend.

Ted, a resident of Community A, ran a red light.

Bob, a resident of Community B, helped a child.

Bill, a resident of Community A, is rarely late for work.

David, a resident of Community B, converses easily with people he does not know well.

Eliot, a resident of Community A, sings in the church choir.

Nathan, a resident of Community A, took the neighborhood kids swimming.

Andrew, a resident of Community A, planted seedlings in the park.

Gary, a resident of Community A, earned an "A" on his research paper.

Mark, a resident of Community B, learned how to fly an airplane.

Henry, a resident of Community B, went out of his way to return a lost wallet to the owner.

David, a resident of Community A, read a story to his daughter.

Richard, a resident of Community B, yelled at a little boy who bumped into him.

Tom, a resident of Community A, shared his lunch with a coworker.