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Take A Marijuana Use Survey, Advance Science, Possibly Win iPod or $250 Amazon Gift Card

by David Guard, March 04, 2009, 04:47pm
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Want to participate in an anonymous survey that can help advance scientific understanding regarding marijuana use? Want to possibly win a $250 Amazon gift card? How about a free iPod? This survey from NORML advisory board member and university researcher Dr. Mitch Earleywine assesses a number of attitudes and personal preferences. Some questions are directly about marijuana and some are more general beliefs and opinions. the survey also takes a close look at drug and alcohol use, some symptoms of anxiety and depression, and personality characteristics. It’s markedly shorter than surveys in the past NORML’s highlighted and should intrigue most folks in the NORML community. As usual, the survey is completely anonymous, and there’s a chance to win prizes. Registration for prizes comes via a code number generated at the end that participants send to a separate email address, so there’s no way to connect your responses to your email or your identity. Take the survey here (http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=beCAhJ_2f3m05_2bhZ8ZBFWzow_3d_3d).

Marijuani isnt a drug its a

by Anonymous (not verified), July 04, 2009, 03:20am

Marijuani isnt a drug its a plant. No one in the history of mankind as anyone overdosed on pot. Thats a known fact

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