Stem Cell Research, Attitude about - Measurement Concept

How does respondent feel about the morality of stem cell research?
20 Questions match selected parameters.

Survey Questions

STEMCELL from Baylor Religion Survey, Wave II (2007)
Q34g. How do you feel about the morality of the following? Embryonic stem cell research MA_2 from Portraits of American Life Study, 1st Wave, 2006
Destroying human embryos if doing so helps scientists find cures for diseases. MA_6 from Portraits of American Life Study, 1st Wave, 2006
Do you believe that each of the following should be legal or should not be legal? Destroying human embryos if doing so helps scientists find cures for diseases. SCRESRCH from General Social Survey 2010 Cross-Section and Panel Combined
Recently, there has been controversy over whether the government should provide any funds at all for scientific research that uses 'stem cells' taken from human embryos. Would you say the government . . . SCRESRCH from General Social Survey, 2006
Recently, there has been controversy over whether the government should provide any funds at all for scientific research that uses stem cells taken from human embryos. Would you say the government . . . STEMCELL from Houston Area Survey, 1982-2010
For/Against: What about government funding of medical research using stem cells obtained from human embryos? (07) CELLHUMN from Religion and Public Life Survey, 2002
(ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ANSWERED THAT CONDUCTING STEM CELL RESEARCH THAT MIGHT RESULT IN NEW MEDICAL CURES IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN NOT DESTROYING THE POTENTIAL LIFE OF HUMAN EMBRYOS INVOLVED IN THIS RESEARCH) Can you ever imagine yourself thinking that protecting human embryos is more important than conducting medical research on stem cells, or can't you imagine changing your mind on this issue? CELLIMPT from Religion and Public Life Survey, 2002
All in all, which is more important: CELLMED from Religion and Public Life Survey, 2002
(ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ANSWERED THAT NOT DESTROYING THE POTENTIAL LIFE OF HUMAN EMBRYOS INVOLVED IN STEM CELL RESEARCH IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN CONDUCTING STEM CELL RESEARCH THAT MIGHT RESULT IN NEW MEDICAL CURES) Can you ever imagine yourself thinking that discovering medical cures from stem cell research is more important than the potential life of human embryos, or can't you imagine changing your mind on this issue? GOVCELL from Religion and Public Life Survey, 2002
Do you think the federal government should or should not fund stem cell research? Q37E from Baylor Religion Survey, Wave I (2005)
Q37 How do you feel about the following... e. Embryonic stem cell research STEMCELL from Religion and Public Life Survey, 2007
All in all, which is more important… STEMIMP1 from News Interest Index, Religion Overflow, July 2005
[ASK FORM 1 ONLY:] All in all, which is more important… STEMIMP2 from News Interest Index, Religion Overflow, July 2005
[ASK FORM 2 ONLY:] All in all, which is more important… STEMCURE from Religion and Public Life Survey, 2006
All in all, which is more important: conducting stem cell research that might result in new medical cures, or not destroying the potential life of human embryos involved in this research [Answered only if FORM = 1.] FINDCURE from Trends in Political Values and Core Attitudes, 1987-2009
I am more concerned about finding cures for diseases than about protecting embryos. (Q16HH) STEMCELL from ABC News-Washington Post Poll, Springtime Politics, 2005
Do you support or oppose embryonic stem cell research? FUNDSTEM from ABC News Beliefnet Poll, 2001
The federal government provides funding to support a variety of medical research. Do you think federal funding for medical research should or should not include funding for stem-cell research? STEMCELL from ABC News Beliefnet Poll, 2001
Sometimes fertility clinics produce extra fertilized eggs, also called embryos, that are not implanted in a woman's womb. These extra embryos either are discarded, or couples can donate them for use in medical research called stem-cell research. Some people (support stem-cell research, saying it's an important way to find treatments for many diseases). Other people (oppose stem-cell research, saying it's wrong to use any human embryos for research purposes). What about you - do you support or oppose stem-cell research? STEMIMPT from Religion and Public Life Survey, 2004
All in all, which is more important: conducting stem cell research that might result in new medical cures, or not destroying the potential life of human embryos involved in this research.