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Online safety survey

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Filling out the survey: We understand you may not be able to provide all the information requested and that some of the questions may not be relevant to your circumstances. Please answer the questions to the best of your ability. Please note that answering some of the questions presented in the survey may result in emotional distress. Should you choose to participate and find this happens to you please contact SECASA for support and information. Some things you should know about this survey: You are not required to identify yourself By completing and posting this survey you are consenting to participate in this research. Any information you provide will be used solely for this project. Once the survey has closed, a summary of the results may be published. No identifying information will be included when this information is published.
1. Into which age group do you fall?	Under 12 12 - 14 15 - 17 Over 18
2. Are you	Male Female
3. What is your most favourite thing to do on the internet?
4. On the internet, which do you use regularly?	Email Chat Online newsgroups/forums Social networking sites eg myspace/facbook MMORGs eg Second life, SIMs, Warcraft
5. While online, have you ever had an experience that made you feel unsafe?	Yes No
6. If yes, could you briefly outline what happened?
7. Did you tell anyone about this?	Yes No
8. If yes, was any action taken?
9. Did it help?	Yes No
10. If you didn't tell anyone, was there any particular reason you decided not to tell?
11. While online, have you ever experienced	Bullying Sexual assault Harassment Stalking
12. If you have, could you give a brief description of what happened?
13. Did you report the incident?	Yes No
14. If you didn't report, was there any reason you decided not to report?
15. If Yes, who did you report it to?	Parent Teacher Friend Police Health professional (Doctor/counsellor) Other
16. If you did report, what action was taken?
17. What action would you like to have seen taken?
18. In your opinion, what can organizations like SECASA do to help young people online?
19. In your opinion, what is the best way for SECASA to reach young people?
20. In which of the following formats would you prefer to get information about sexual assault/family violence?	Phone (SMS/Ring a service) Electronic (Net/TV/Email) Paper (Book/booklet) In person (counsellor/friend/teacher etc) Other
21. Other - please specify
22. Have you ever been to the Secasa myspace page?	Yes No
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