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This measure of knowledge about genetics has 21-items completed on a binary scale. Performance can be scored by summing the number of correct answers (chance performance is 10.5).

In the linked study, De Vries and colleagues provided participants with a description of a fictional biobank and a description of blanket consent. They measured respondent comprehension of this…

In the linked study, De Vries and colleagues provided participants with a description of a fictional biobank and a description of blanket consent. They measured respondent comprehension of this…

Briscoe and colleagues primed repondents ahead of a survey that assessed public attitudes toward genomic data by providing them with information about genomic databases via a 3-minute video. The…

In the original study, Briscoe and colleagues asked participants how each of twelve, randomly ordered policies (e.g., employee code of conduct, right to request deletion of data, warrant protection…

Hiratsuka and colleagues developed these six scenarios for use in small group discussions focused on their implications. Scenarios are nonpartisan and explore genetic research, direct-to-consumer…

This 18-item opinion poll includes questions designed to assess participant opinion on genetics research, genetic tests, and results. The poll focuses on familiar medical encounters and services.

Chen and colleagues developed this qualitative interview guide to explore the topic of family health history with Chinese Americans in the United States. The English language version of the interview…

The Eugenics Acceptance Measure contains 15 items that can be completed on a 5-point scale ranging from 1 (Strongly Disagree) to 5 (Strongly Agree).

This scale contains 24 items and assesses the degree to which people have essentialist views of genetic causes. Responses can either be completed on a scale that ranges from 1 (Strongly Disagree) to…