turn recruited by family and friends. Of the 350 contacted individuals, 172 people completed the online survey, however only 160 of these completed surveys were adequate enough to include in the analysis. The survey consists of various 5-point liker scale section as well as a multiple choice section. The survey is presented in appendix 3. The table below provides an overview of the descriptive data of the respondents. Question Item Percent Frequency 42,5 13 Gender Male 68 57,5 Female 92 11,3 18 14 Age Group 18-25 28,1 45 26-35 18,1 29 36-45 21,9 35 46-55 14,4 23 56-65 6,3 10 66-or older 10,0 16 15 Occupation Student 75,0 120 Working 9,4 15 Retired 1,3 2 Volunteer 4,4 7 Other 14,4 23 16 Living Situation Alone 42,5 68 Cohabiting 39,4 63 With Family 3,8 6 With Students 44,4 71 17 Exercise 1-2 Hours 32,5 52 3-4 Hours 12,5 20 5-6 Hours 10,6 17 7-Hours or more Respondents were directly asked to rate their current trust in medicine in general, in their physician, and pharmaceutical companies in general; on a scale of Very Little to Very Much. The data of the answers are below. As we can conclude from the table, in general people have the highest trust in their physician. In contrast, they have the lowest trust in pharmaceutical companies. Survey
turn recruited by family and friends. Of the 350 contacted individuals, 172 people completed the online survey, however only 160 of these completed surveys were adequate enough to include in the analysis. The survey consists of various 5-point liker scale section as well as a multiple choice section. The survey is presented in appendix 3. The table below provides an overview of the descriptive data of the respondents. Question Item Percent Frequency 13 Gender Male 42,5 68 Female 57,5 92 14 Age Group 18-25 11,3 18 26-35 28,1 45 36-45 18,1 29 46-55 21,9 35 56-65 14,4 23 66-or older 6,3 10 15 Occupation Student 10,0 16 Working 75,0 120 Retired 9,4 15 Volunteer 1,3 2 Other 4,4 7 16 Living Situation Alone 14,4 23 Cohabiting 42,5 68 With Family 39,4 63 With Students 3,8 6 17 Exercise 1-2 Hours 44,4 71 3-4 Hours 32,5 52 5-6 Hours 12,5 20 7-Hours or more 10,6 17 Respondents were directly asked to rate their current trust in medicine in general, in their physician, and pharmaceutical companies in general; on a scale of Very Little to Very Much. The data of the answers are below. As we can conclude from the table, in general people have the highest trust in their physician. In contrast, they have the lowest trust in pharmaceutical companies. Survey
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