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Please note the following: 1. Invalid responses and non-responses are coded as missing. in the dataset.

Question 1. How important is each of the following issues or causes to you? 1a. ADP0801a Education 1b. ADP0801b Environment 1c. ADP0801c Healthcare 1d. ADP0801d Economy 1e. ADP0801e Entertainment & recreation 1f. ADP0801f Religion 1g. ADP0801g National security 1=Not at all important 2=Not too important 3=Somewhat important 4=Very important 1h. ADP0801h Human and civil rights 1i. ADP0801i Neighborhood issues 1j. ADP0801j International issues Question 2. Where do you generally get most of your information about each of the following? 2a. ADP0802a Local news 2b. ADP0802b National news 2c. ADP0802c International news 2d. ADP0802d Volunteering 2e. ADP0802e Voting 2f. ADP0802f Being involved in social or political issues (organizing, petitioning, protesting) 1=My institution (classes, organizations, etc.) 2=Family or friends 3=Radio 4=Television 5=Print newspapers or magazines 6=Online sources 9=Not applicable, I don t usually pay attention to this 1

Below are some activities that you might have done in the past year. During this school year did you do this? 3. ADP0803 Join a local community group or association 4. ADP0804 Fundraise for a charitable organization 5. ADP0805 Participate in a fundraising run/walk/ride 6. ADP0806 Volunteer with a local community organization or religious group 7. ADP0807 Send a letter or e-mail to the media 8. ADP0808 Contact public officials about an issue (e.g., mayor, secretary of state, member of congress, etc.) 9. ADP0809 Sign a petition related to a political or community issue 10. ADP0810 Organize a petition 1=No 2=Yes 11. ADP0811 Display buttons, signs, or stickers about political or social issues 12. ADP0812 Participate in a boycott, protest, or rally about an issue that is important to you 13. ADP0813 Volunteer to work on a political or issue campaign 14. ADP0814 Run for an elected leadership position on (e.g., student government) or off the campus (e.g., city council) 15. ADP0815 Vote in an election either on or off campus 2

Below is an activity that you have done in the past year. Please indicate why you did it. Select the primary reason you got involved. 3a. ADP0803a Join a local community group or association 4a. ADP0804a Fundraise for a charitable organization 5a. ADP0805a Participate in a fundraising run/walk/ride 6a. ADP0806a Volunteer with a local community organization or religious group 7a. ADP0807a Send a letter or e-mail to the media 8a. ADP0808a Contact public officials about an issue (e.g., mayor, secretary of state, member of congress, etc.) 9a. ADP0809a Sign a petition related to a political or community issue 10a. ADP0810a Organize a petition 11a. ADP0811a Display buttons, signs, or stickers about political or social issues 1=To feel like I was making a difference 2=To satisfy a requirement 3=I was inspired by courses or a professor 4=Religious reasons 5=My friends or family are involved 6=To prepare for a job or future career 7=It s fun or satisfying 8=Other reason 12a. ADP0812a Participate in a boycott, protest, or rally about an issue that is important to you 13a. ADP0813a Volunteer to work on a political or issue campaign 14a. ADP0814a Run for an elected leadership position on (e.g., student government) or off the campus (e.g., city council) 15a. ADP0815a Vote in an election either on or off campus 3

Question 16: Here are some statements that students make about politics. Please indicate whether you agree or disagree with these statements. 16a. ADP0816a I believe my coursework is preparing me to participate in politics (e.g., voting, volunteering or contributing to a campaign, or persuading others about a candidate or political issue). 16b. ADP0816b I know enough to talk about politics and government with my friends and/or family. 16c. ADP0816c You can trust politicians to do the right thing most of the time. 16d. ADP0816d Public officials are interested in what college students have to say about issues. 16e. ADP0816e Voting is the most effective way to ensure the government hears your voice. 16f. ADP0816f Every citizen can have a positive influence on local government. 1=Strongly disagree 2=Disagree 3=Agree 4=Strongly agree 16g. ADP0816g I frequently talk about politics and government with my friends and/or family. 16h. ADP0816h I am interested in keeping up with presidential politics (e.g., 2008 Presidential Campaign). 16i. ADP0816i I am interested in keeping up with U.S. domestic policy (e.g., education, environment, health care, economy, national security). 16j. ADP0816j I am interested in keeping up with world affairs (e.g., Europe, Middle East, Asia, Africa, South America). 4