My age:
My gender (M=Male, F=Female):
I was born in (country):                
I lived most of my life in (country):
I consider myself to belong to the following culture (please state):

In the following questions please tell us how much you agree with each statement.
Range your answers on a scale from "Strongly Agree" to "Strongly Disagree".
SA=Strongly-Agree A=Agree LA=Less-Agree LD=Less-Disagree D=Disagree SD=Strongly-Disagree

Strongly Agree                                  Strongly Disagree
SA      A      LA      LD      D      SD		1. I would prefer a computer that is able to do a lot of things at once, instead of one thing at a time.
		2. While working with the computer, I prefer to do several things at the same time (e.g. open different windows for different applications and work on them synchronously).
		3. I prefer to instruct a computer in detail how to do something instead of only giving it basic information.
		4. I like a computer interface that I can change the appearance of, so it will look the way I want it to
		5. I prefer computer software that has an interface adapted to my culture.
Strongly Agree                                  Strongly Disagree
SA      A      LA      LD      D      SD		6. I think it takes less time to learn how to use a technology that is adapted to my culture compared to a technology with the same design for everybody in the world.
		7. I think it is harder to use culturally adapted technology compared to the same design for everybody in the world.
		8. I find it important that I perform well on a computer when other people can see me working.
		9. I would like my colleagues at work to be able to access my computer and add or review things in my work. I would like sharing my work as a team effort.
		10. Before using or buying a new computer program, I would first like to get feedback about it from my friends.
Strongly Agree                                  Strongly Disagree
SA      A      LA      LD      D      SD		11. I would like to design my computer's screen to be similar to my friends' computer screen.
		12. I like to have the same software on my computer at home as on my computer at work.
		13. I prefer to use familiar software, even though there may be software with more features available.
		14. If I find out usability problems with a software package, I react to this seriously (call company, write complaint letters, etc.)
		15. I prefer to use computer software from well-known, worldwide companies.
Strongly Agree                                  Strongly Disagree
SA      A      LA      LD      D      SD		16. I believe that many computer software packages have materials or features that offend my beliefs/culture.
		17. I refuse to use computer software that has materials or features not suitable for my culture.
		18. I think most of the available computer software includes materials or features that are based on Western culture.
		19. I think computer software COMPANIES tend to ignore other cultures when producing, marketing and advertising their products.
		20. I think computer software DESIGNERS tend to ignore other cultures when designing their products.
		21. I think if a product is being produced for worldwide consumption, it is a DESIGNER'S ethical responsibility to understand what that entails.
		22. I think if a product is being produced for worldwide consumption, it is a COMPANY'S ethical responsibility to understand what that entails.

23. List major cultural problems with computer interface design.

• Rank from the most important to the least -- The most important item = 1
• You might give the same ranking to more than one item.
• If you think an item has no problem, please leave it blank.

24. Have you ever been faced with a problem that is related with your culture/belief in computer software?
Please briefly explain.

25. If you have any other comments about culture and its effects on Human-Computer-Interaction, please state here:

26. Please tell us if there is anything in this questionnaire that you found unclear or confusing.