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Synopsis Smokers have stayed home and stopped spending. Genesis The ISIS International Social Impact Survey grew out of an online survey of smokers conducted by Simon Clark in May 2012. Nobody ever seems to ask smokers how smoking bans affect them, … Continue reading →

It’s been warm and sunny today, and I spent a while in the afternoon sitting out in a pub garden. If it carries on like this, I’ll spend the next few afternoons doing the same. I also noticed today that … Continue reading →

Since the New Year I’ve been looking at the 400+ completed questionnaires that came out of the Isis Social Impact Survey. I’ve written a programme that can pull out particular groups (e.g. women), and display their responses, either as pie … Continue reading →

The Isis International Social Impact Survey now has about 410 completed questionnaires in its database, and we’re probably not going to get much more, and so I’ve started thinking about analysing the results. So today I wrote a bit of Java to … Continue reading →

The ISIS social impact survey is now moving into its data analysis phase. Though there are still more results to be added. I spent a while this evening entering Walt’s completed questionnaires, which he has emailed me, since he was … Continue reading →

I had an email from one of the ISIS pollsters yesterday saying that it was a pity that I had announced the end of the ISIS Social Impact Survey on 1 October, because this weekend he was going to some sort … Continue reading →

This is an announcement to all the ISIS (International Social Impact Survey) pollsters that the survey period is now over, and they should start recording their results at the ISIS website. I’ve already sent out an email to all concerned … Continue reading →

I’ve been running the International Social Impact Survey (ISIS) for the last few months, and a week or two back I emailed all the pollsters to tell them that their own personal online data entry form was now ready to … Continue reading →