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What do you associate with "Danish design" and what with "Scandinavian design"?

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents. A sample of responses:

• this is crazy, but when I hear Danish design, I think of this yogurt that I got 25 years ago in Germany that was Danish and it was the best stuff and I never wrote down the name and after all this time, I have forgotten what the packaging looked like. But it was delish. I also think of Danish design as like a bakery item, like a Danish. I think of something buttery, flaky, and sometimes sweet and sometimes not. When I think of Scandinavian design, I think of IKEA, and Frozen colors. I think of snowflakes and minimal design and color palette. I like IKEA and I like a light wintry blue color. Scandinavian design also makes me think of a boxy shape but attention to detail.
• For me Danish and Scandanavian design is simple, refined and sleek. They use a great deal of white and their decor is spare but stylish. They use clean lines and have clutter free spaces. They seem to shun carpet and prefer wood floors and they have everything light filledbprobably because they have long, dark winters.
• Danish design and scandinavian design seem very similar. I think of IKEA and white or light wood designs. Danish seems a little more cozy and homey with soft touches of knitted throws thrown over the pack of a chair or a books on a shelf. Scandinavian seems a little more modern with stark designs and lots of space.

Do you prefer advertisers use direct statements about menstration such as "on your period" without tiptoing around the subject; or do you prefer vague statements that speak indirectly such as "that time of the month" and "feminine care".

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Gender (Female). A sample of responses:

• I detest vague statements about my period. I would greatly prefer advertisers use either a clinical name, like menstruation, or the word 'period'. I don't particularly like "on your period" either. I prefer "when you have your period." I'd like to see menses make a comeback. I'm ambivalent about "on your cycle." That never made sense to me because you are ALWAYS on your cycle-that's why it's a cycle. But I know what part of your cycle you are on when you say that. Vague statements continue to perpetuate the idea that there is something shameful here that shouldn't be discussed, when this is a natural occurance for a healthy female. Feminine care is too close to feminine hygiene, a term I also do not like because it makes it sound like a period is not hygienic and I need something to keep me clean.
• Please be direct. This is not the 1950s. We have periods. Bodies do body things. I respect a brand that much more if they can develop a marketing campaign that is up front and honest with women about how the product performs in the real world, not with windex-blue liquid. We are not babies and neither are other genders that need to have their ears plugged when we talk about periods. It's a natural thing, stop making it a taboo subject by using pseudonyms for everything :)

Rank which of these best matches the description of a symbol found on a mysterious continent far away that is older than human civilization in a dark fantasy universe?

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Books Read - Science Fiction & Fantasy (Books Read: Science Fiction & Fantasy). A sample of responses:

• I choose B first because the drawings seems very celestial with the half shaped moons and droplets of maybe water on either side of the moons which indicates ancient civilization that use the heavens to guide them. A is next because it looks like the earth in various sizes with its different magnetic polar regions that would guide someone when deciding to travel or the early phase of scientific discovery. C is next as this a bit more scientific as it seems to show how the different phases of the moon affect live on earth which is represented by the triangles. and D is last as this to me looks like a development of some kind of language and not how the earth and its celestial heavens interact.
• A looks like it had the most thought put into it, like it means something. I could see there being an explanation for each of the elements D also looks meaningful, like the triangles could represent different groups or elements. B looks like someone was trying to make something pretty or flowing. C looks the least like a symbol of an ancient civilization. It looks like it might be a biohazard symbol. C looks like something that might be mistaken for a national symbol only to find out it means to stay away.

Are you aware of the available options for sustainable underwear, and are they performing adequately? Consider sizing, durability, comfort.

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Gender (Male). A sample of responses:

• I wish I were more aware of the available options for sustainable underwear and how they are performing but I haven't seen or been advertised to any products matching this description. Anecdotally, I remember one friend mentioning about purchasing some sustainable underwear made out of bamboo, which seemed to fit well and was super soft, but I was told the underwear ripped easily. That's my extent of sustainable underwear information.
• I think I have a basic understanding of sustainable underwear and what features are available. Sometimes I feel that some of the features offered are misleading and not accurate. I believe the sizing and comfort levels are usually more accurate than anything. Durability and moisture wicking technology always miss the mark and never live up to the hype. Ex-officio and under armour are my type brands at the moment.
• I saw my first commercial for sustainable underwear over this past weekend. To that end I am not really aware of any of the options. It looked like it was kind of a last minute, wear once sort of product, not designed for durability or comfort. Perhaps a product that would be easily packed for camping while not having the opportunity to clean your clothes.

What do you hate about your shower?

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Age Range (55 64, 45 54, 35 44, 25 34). A sample of responses:

• The thing that I hate about my shower is that I can't adjust how the water comes out. There is not setting on it where I can change the pressure of the water, the speed it comes out at or how it comes out of the showerhead. It just sprays out like any normal showerhead would with no way to change it at all. So I hate that I can't make any adjustments or changes to my shower.
• I don't like the hard water that we get, because it means I have to constantly clean my showerhead and the metal faucet parts to keep them from getting mineral stains. I hate the cheap plastic surround. I hate that the plug for the tub isn't completely sealed so if I want to leave something soaking in the bathtub for later, I can't because the water just slowly drains out.
• What I hate about my shower is that I wish the tub was a little bit wider with more space. It feels like a very tight space and I rush to get out of it. It is also difficult to shave my legs in the shower, so a place to put my foot would be excellent.
• I hate that the head doesnt hang up on the holder as well as it should. In addition to that, it is hard to change the setting on the shower head because its a little too difficult to push when your hands are soapy.

What do you hate about your shower head?

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Age Range (25 34, 35 44, 45 54, 55 64). A sample of responses:

• I hate that after only a week or 2, it goes from being shiny and pretty and new looking to dingy and dirty and gross looking. The cord is too short, the showerhead is small even though it has different ranges of sprays. I wish it were a bigger head, with more outflow coverage, so I'm not standing under a tiny spray of water. It's handle is pretty slick as well when you try to disengage it from the holder. If it were not a moveable showerhead, I'd hate it. Showerheads you can't move don't allow you to rinse well everywhere all over your body.
• I feel like my showerhead has very limited range in terms of flow control, and it's hard to find a setting that balances both volume of flow and water pressure. As in either you have a few narrow streams of water coming out at full blast, or you have a spray of slowly moving water that feels like a drizzle of rain. I don't know how you would fix it, but enable the showerhead to have a flow of water with decent coverage, but at a decent pressure that feels like the water is coming out at a good rate of speed.
• My shower head tends to get calcium buildup over time. When this happens little white "stones" block up some of the water flow, this cause the shower head to sometimes spray water sporadically, including out of the shower. I wish I had a shower head that would consistently spray water the same every time I took a shower. Even after cleaning and removing the calcium deposits, it just does not spray the same.

Given a price incentive (ex. 15% off), would you consider purchasing a multipack of 8, 9, 10 or 12 tubs? What would be the maximum quantity of this item that you'd be willing to purchase within one transaction?

This is a 1 option poll with 100 respondents. A sample of responses:

• .When I have to buy a product that I know I have to keep in stock and supply from my family something like this Enfamil infant formula I know that I would be willing to pay a discounted incentive to stock up in store may be a maximum of 20 items being that that would be the maximum of my space capacity in my home. I want to have it out of value but I don't want my home to feel like a warehouse.
• I think that 12 would be a great price for this product, I think that it really would make sense for such a great product. I think to only get eight would almost be a waste of time when you could get twelve for just a little bit more. I think that the product looks premium and that it would be a great buy for anyone that needed this type of product.
• This is a product I would expect to use a lot of on a regular basis, so I would definitely buy a larger quantity for a discount. The only limiting factor for me would be the storage space required in my apartment, so I would need to figure out how large the package is and how many containers I could keep on hand.
• I feel that I would purchase a pack like that. Something that will get more value per dollar on formula that I know I will use.So I would buy 6-8 of these depending on the expiration date of the Enfamil. That wouldn't be a problem if I knew how long it would be needed for. Good to have a volume discount on it.

If one individual box of this costs $10, how much do you feel you should pay for a pack of three?

This is a 1 option poll with 100 respondents. A sample of responses:

• I think I would say a good price to pay for a pack of three would be twenty four dollars. I think if the price was thirty it would be off-putting for some people and seem like it cost a little bit to much. I think twenty four is a good price, for a pack of three of these products if one of them cost ten dollars. Its not to much and the customer would feel like they where getting a deal and its only six dollars away from thirty dollars so the company should make a profit.
• If one individual box of Mucinex cost $10 for a discounted price I feel that buying three for 25 would be a great deal. That should be easy enough to do with manufactures rebates and coupons. But if they offer that at a Costco wholesale store where I don't have to deal with rebates and coupons that's an added bonus and I would appreciate that even more since I take the headache out of shopping.
• I think a pack of three should come with a large discount such as $25 for a three pack. I say that because it would take a long time to go through three bottles and I wouldn't want to tie up a lot of money into having something sitting on a shelf that I won't be using.
• I think $25 dollars is a good bulk price for this cold med, though $10 sound like a bit much for a single one. A parent with a sick child doesn't need to brake the bank to get their kids medicine. I know won't think $10 is a lot, but for most parents I know, it is.

If a version of this product was produced to be free-from artificial colors, flavors or dye, how much more would you pay for it?

This is a 1 option poll with 100 respondents. A sample of responses:

• A good price for this product I think would be ten dollars for what it is that you get. Its a children's product and not an adult product so I would say it isnt worth a premium price. But I think that the ten dollar mark would be well worth it for this product. I think the company could still make a decent profit if this cost ten dollars. I think this product looks like it would be great for children and it would help them with any minor sickness they get throughout the year.
• I would pay the exact same price, I find that the flavor of medication is a secondary thing to the actual product. Some hate the flavor that goes into cough syrup but I don't mind and it and I find that it is much more pleasant than what the medication without it would be like. Because it is strictly preference, there shouldn't be a price difference for the same product.
• If a version of this product was produce free of artificial ingredients, I would pay 10% above the price of the original version. I feel it's important that products designed for children be free of artificial ingredients. I think parents would be willing to spend more for products knowing that these products will pose no harm to their children.

How much would you pay for this chef pants?

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents. A sample of responses:

• For these chef pants, I would pay $45 at most because they appear to be of high-quality, and they would be great for not only wearing in the kitchen, but for lounging around the house or even going out to run errands. Normally, I'd pay less for a casual pant like this, but these seem special. I like the special knit weave of the fabric and I like that the pockets have a zipper so items don't fall out, like they often do in sweats and joggers.
• I don't know the usual price of Chef pants, but I do know about what I would pay for some joggers and or running pants that my 2 oldest daughters wear for Cross Country and their dance classes. I would pay $29.99 for these. I don't know what they are made of and if they are durable, but at $29.99 they are affordable and I would have at least 2 or 3 at that price to get me through my cooking.
• They look like they're of pretty decent quality for sweatpants. I don't really use sweatpants but I like how they seem to be woven so that they are perforated. I also like the zipper pocket but I don't like the large logo too much. Although it doesn't look too bad but might be raised out a little too much
• They mostly look very nice, but the drawstrings in front look a little like the strings on sweatpants. If there was some cover or flap that could conceal those, it would look like a very nice pair of pants that could be used for several different purposes.

• 50 Respondents General Population
  What do you associate with "Danish design" and what with "Scandinavian design"?
• 50 Respondents Women
  Do you prefer advertisers use direct statements about menstration such as "on your period" without tiptoing around the subject; or do you prefer vague statements that speak indirectly such as "that time of the month" and "feminine care".
• 50 Respondents Science Fiction & Fantasy
  Rank which of these best matches the description of a symbol found on a mysterious continent far away that is older than human civilization in a dark fantasy universe?
• 50 Respondents Men
  Are you aware of the available options for sustainable underwear, and are they performing adequately? Consider sizing, durability, comfort.
• 50 Respondents 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64
  What do you hate about your shower?
• 50 Respondents 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64
  What do you hate about your shower head?
• 100 Respondents General Population
  Given a price incentive (ex. 15% off), would you consider purchasing a multipack of 8, 9, 10 or 12 tubs? What would be the maximum quantity of this item that you'd be willing to purchase within one transaction?
• 100 Respondents General Population
  If one individual box of this costs $10, how much do you feel you should pay for a pack of three?
• 100 Respondents General Population
  If a version of this product was produced to be free-from artificial colors, flavors or dye, how much more would you pay for it?
• 50 Respondents General Population
  How much would you pay for this chef pants?