Still working on the incompatibility with Internet Explorer. To the best of my knowledge, no one has tried it with IE version 5. Let me know if someone has and whether that person has had any better luck with IE 5. Here's the coding scheme for the data that gets sent via e-mail, so you can understand what the data mean that gets sent to you via the online questionnaire. Let me know if you would like something coded differently. There are 4 basic groups of responses: "Data" for the 18 pictures/vignettes, "SELF-CONSTRUAL" from the self-construal scale, "ICIAI_1" from ICIAI_1.html, and "PERSONAL_INFO" from pif.html. -john Data: This is the 18 emotion/intensity pairs of scores. Each pair of numbers is the emotion and intensity ratings for a picture/vignette. The number 1-7 for emotion are: 1 = anger 2 = contempt 3 = disgust 4 = fear 5 = happiness 6 = sadness 7 = surprise The order of bcsurvey pages for the pictures/vignettes is: 16, 7, 12, 10, 9, 1, 3, 14, 13, 8, 17, 22, 5, 19, 2, 21, 20, 24 Self-Construal Scale: 30 numbers ranging from 1-7 for each of the 30 items in the order presented. ICIAI_1: 19 quadruples of numbers ranging from 0-6. Each quadruple consists of responses for "family", "close friends", "colleagues" and "strangers" for each of 18 items in the order presented. PERSONAL_INFO (from pif.html): This will always output 22 "words" (where "words" are separated by spaces). [Note: The asterisks (*) are things the user types in as text. Before this gets entered into the data e-mailed out, all spaces, dashes and periods are removed. So if someone writes: 3 54-33.4 as, say, the social security number, it will be sent as data as 354334] The words are: 1 - 0 = male; 1 = female 2 - month of birth 3 - day of birth 4 - year of birth* 5 - 1 = single; 2 = married; 3 = divorced; 4 = widowed 6 - 1 = living with friends; 2 = living with family; 3 = living with roommate; 4 = living alone; 5 = living with significant other 7 - [SINCE IT ALLOWS PEOPLE TO RESPOND WITH ALL THAT APPLY: 1 = white; 2 = black; 3 = asian; 4 = latino; 5 = native american; 6 = indian; 7 = mideastern; type in other*] Example: 123eskimo = white, black, asian, eskimo (eskimo would have to have been typed in). The idea is that in order to keep the number of "words" in PERSONAL_INFO constant, I have to make ethnicity a constant number of words. One work seemed natural. 8 - religion* 9 - 0 = not current religion; 1 = current religion [NOTE: enters -1 if entered "none" for previous questions and no response for this one.] 10 - place of birth* 11 - number of years in U.S.* 12 - native language* 13 - name of other language*; 0 = no other language spoken 14 - 1 = grew up with low income; 2 = low-mid; 3 = mid; 4 = mid-high; 5 = high 15 - occupation* 16 - 1 = work 1-5 hrs; 2 = 5-10 hrs; 3 = 10-20 hrs; 4 = 20-40 hrs; 5 = 40+ hrs 17 - 1 = <$10k income; 2 = 10-20k; 3 = 20-30k; 4 = 30-50k; 5 = 50-75k; 6 = 75-100k; 7 = 100k+ 18 - other sources of financial support* 19 - 1 = hs student; 2 = college student; 3 = college grad; 4 = graduate student; 5 = master's graduate; 6 = Ph.D. graduate 20 - 0 = not currently a students; 1 = currently a student 21 - list of degrees earned* 22 - last 6 digits of social security number*