Survey Questions

1) How many hours a day, on average, are you on your phone?
A) 1-3
B) 4-6
C) 7-9
D) 9+

2) How many hours a day, on average, are you doing homework?
A) 1-3
B) 4-6
C) 7-9
D) 9+

3) How much sleep, on average, do you get a night?
A) 1-3

B) 4-7
C) 8-10
D) 10+

4) How much sleep would you like to get a night?
A) 1-3

B) 4-7
C) 8-10
D) 10+

5) How often are you on your phone during a lecture/discussion?
A) All the time
B) Sometimes
C) For educational purposes only
D) Never

6) Do you stay active on your phone while doing homework/studying?
A) All the time 
B) Sometimes 
C) For educational purposes only 
D) Never

7) Do you believe that your cell phone affects your academic learning in a negative way?
A) Completely affects 
B) Somewhat affects 
C) Somewhat doesn't affect 
D) Completely doesn't affect  

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