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Follow-up Giving Game Survey for Practical Ethics Course

Please answer the following questions about the Giving Game you participated in as part of the Practical Ethics course. Your answers will remain anonymous.

Which charity was your top choice in the Giving Game? *

Give Directly Princeton Future of Humanity Institute Fistula Foundation

If you were giving $100 to any or all of the charities you discussed, how would you allocate your gift?

Allocate to Give Directly? *

Allocation to Princeton? *

Allocation to the Future of Humanity Institute? *

Allocation to Fistula Foundation? *

If a friend asked you to recommend a charity to give to, what charity or charities would you suggest? *

What is your gender? *

Male Female

What is your class year? *

2014 2015 2016 2017 Other

How would you rate the Giving Game as a learning experience? *

Very bad Moderately bad Neutral Moderately good Very good

How helpful did you find the information sheets your given about each charity? *

Very unhelpful Unhelpful Neutral Helpful Very helpful

Would you like to see Giving Games used in any of the following areas? Check all that apply. *

Other Princeton courses addressing relevant subject matter Sports teams or other extracurricular groups Eating clubs Orientation Other (please explain below)

Comments or other suggestions *

If you have any additional comments or feedback about the Giving Game, please enter your thoughts in the space below *

Who is your preceptor? *

When did your precept participate in their Giving Game? Please enter the date and time when your precept met. *

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