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Awareness
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Have you previously heard of H7N9
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Yes, no
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Did you use the following media to learn about H7N9? TV, Radio, Newspapers, Micro-blogs, Social networks, Cell phone news
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Yes, no (for each item)
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Credibility
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To what extent do you believe the following information sources about H7N9? The Chinese government; Chinese domestic experts; Western experts
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Do not believe, moderately believe, strongly believe (for each item)
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Associations with H7N9
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To what extent do you associate each of the following with H7N9? Floating pigs in the Huangpu; New migrants to Shanghai; Poor Chinese hygiene in general; The unhygienic poultry trade; Recent temperature fluctuations; Global climate change
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Related, unrelated, uncertain (for each item)
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Groups at risk of H7N9
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What is the risk of the following groups being at risk from H7N9? Those with regular contact with poultry; Migrants; Children; Young people; Elderly people; Those with weak immunity
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More at risk than me, similar risk than me, less risk than me, unsure (for each item)
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Anxiety about H7N9
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Do you worry you (your family) will be infected with H7N9?
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Do not worry, worry a little, worry quite a lot, worry a great deal
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Since the H7N9 outbreak, have you been thinking more about life and death
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No, a little more, a great deal more
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Did H7N9 bring any difficulty to your daily life?
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None, just a little, some, a lot
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What is your personal perceived probability of infection
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Unlikely, a little unlikely, very likely
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Behavioural responses to H7N9
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Following H7N9 did you: Buy Chinese medicine to prevent the virus; Buy western medicine to prevent the virus; Increase house ventilation; Avoid buying poultry or eggs; Change cooking methods; Avoid crowded places; Avoid recent migrants to Shanghai; Decrease public transport use; Postpone or cancel travelling; Change washing habits
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Yes, no (for each item)
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