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FOX News/Opinion Dynamics Poll. Sept. 8-9, 2002. N=900 registered voters nationwide. MoE ą 3.
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"Do you feel as safe today as you did before the September 11 terrorist attacks, less safe today, or do you actually feel safer today than before September 11?"
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		As Safe	Less Safe	Safer	Unsure
		%	%	%	%
	9/02	46	35	16	3
	3/02	42	35	18	5
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"How worried are you that terrorist attacks might take place where you live or work: very worried, somewhat worried, not very worried, or not worried at all?"
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		Very	Somewhat	Not Very	Not at All	Unsure
		%	%	%	%	%
	9/02	6	14	21	57	2
	7/02	11	24	34	30	1
	12/01	11	26	31	31	1
	10/01	12	31	28	28	1
	9/19-20/01	11	24	31	33	1
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"Have you or members of your family made any emergency plans, such as stocking up on food and water, or mapping an escape route, in case a terrorist attack were to take place in your area?"
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		%				.
	Yes	17				.
	No	83				.
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"Right after September 11, many people noted increased feeling of patriotism and neighborliness. Since then, do you think those feelings have faded a little; some, but not a lot; a lot, but not completely; or have those feelings completely faded?"
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			%			.
	Faded a little		34			.
	Faded some		30			.
	Faded a lot		10			.
	Faded completely		3			.
	Not faded at all (vol.)		19			.
	Unsure		3			.
	Never noted increase (vol.)		1			.

Washington Post Poll. Sept. 3-6, 2002. N=1,003 adults nationwide. MoE ą 3.
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"Do you think the terrorist attacks of last September 11th changed this country in a lasting way, or not?" If yes: "Was it a change for the better or a change for the worse?" Half sample
		%
	Yes -- better	55
	Yes -- worse	27
	No	13
	No opinion	5
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"Have the terrorist attacks of last September 11th changed your own personal life in a lasting way, or not?" If yes: "Is it a change for the better or a change for the worse?"
		%
	Yes -- better	29
	Yes -- worse	27
	Yes -- not sure	2
	No	40
	No opinion	1

CBS News/New York Times Poll. Sept. 2-5, 2002. N=937 adults nationwide. MoE ą 3.
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"What about you personally? Do you generally feel safe from terrorist attacks, feel somewhat uneasy, or feel in danger?"
		%
	Safe	48
	Uneasy	44
	In danger	6
	Don't know	2
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"About how often do you think about September 11: every day, every week, once in a while, or hardly ever?"
		%
	Every day	34
	Every week	28
	Once in a while	31
	Hardly ever	6
	Don't know	1
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"Did your own life change as a result of the events on September 11th, or not?" If changed: "In what way has it changed?"
			%	.
	Re‑evaluated life		14	.
	Economic or financial impact		6	.
	More alert/More careful		6	.
	Feel unsafe/fearful		4	.
	Emotional impact in general		4	.
	Avoid travel/Don't fly		2	.
	Other		6	.
	No, life has not changed		57	.
	Don't know		1	.
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"Americans have reacted to the terrorist attack in various ways. What about you? At any time since the terrorist attack, did you have any trouble sleeping?" If yes: "Are you still having trouble sleeping?"
			%	.
	Yes -- still have trouble		5	.
	Yes -- but not now		19	.
	No		76	.
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"At any time since the attacks, did you feel nervous or edgy?" If yes: "Do you still feel nervous or edgy?"
			%	.
	Yes -- still nervous		16	.
	Yes -- but not now		28	.
	No		55	.
	Don't know		1	.
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"Do you think the country as a whole has changed as a result of the terrorist attacks, or not?" If changed: "In what way has it changed?"
			%	.
	More fearful/Uneasiness		26	.
	Stronger communities		17	.
	More united/More patriotic		7	.
	Sense of pride		7	.
	People are nicer/more humble		7	.
	Heightened security		4	.
	Change in attitude in general		4	.
	Economy hurting		3	.
	Prejudice/Discrimination		2	.
	Other		7	.
	No, has not changed		13	.
	Don't know		3	.
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"Do you or any of your friends or relatives know someone who was hurt or killed in the terrorist attack?"
		%
	Yes	26
	No	74

CNN/USA Today/Gallup Poll. Sept. 2-4, 2002. N=1,003 adults nationwide. MoE ą 3.
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"As a result of the September 11th terrorist attacks, do you think Americans have permanently changed the way they live, or not?" Form A (N=507)
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		Have Changed	Have Not	No Opinion		.
		%	%	%		.
	9/02	54	45	1
	3/02	55	44	1
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"As a result of the September 11th terrorist attacks, have you permanently changed the way you live, or not?" Form B (N=496)
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		Have Changed	Have Not			.
		%	%			.
	9/02	18	82
	3/02	25	75
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"Would you say that time has healed the wounds of the country that were caused by September 11th, or not?"
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		Yes	No	No Opinion		.
		%	%	%		.
	9/02	27	71	2
	3/02	24	74	2
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"Which comes closest to your view? You, personally, have closure, that is, you have come to terms with the events of September 11th and have moved on. You expect there will be a time when you have closure and will move on but that has not happened yet. OR, You, personally, will never have closure with the events of September 11th."
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		Have Closure	Will Have Closure	Will Never Have Closure	No Opinion	.
		%	%	%	%	.
	9/02	47	28	24	1
	3/02	48	31	19	2
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"As you may know, there are plans to build a memorial at the site where the Twin Towers at the World Trade Center previously stood. What do you think should be built in addition to the memorial at this site: the Twin Towers should be rebuilt as they were, smaller office buildings should be built, or do you think no office building should be built at all?"
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		Rebuilt As They Were	Smaller Office Buildings	No Office Buildings	No Opinion	.
		%	%	%	%	.
	9/02	30	32	32	6

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