1. What is your age? 17
2. How many hours of professional wrestling do you watch per week?
a) 2-4 hours
3. Have you ever been involved in domestic violence?
b) No
6. Have you ever participated in “backyard wrestling”? Technically yes, but none of that crazy shit.
7. How would you describe your personality type?
b) Normal
8. Are you more or less aggressive after watching professional wrestling?
c) The same
9. Do you settle arguments/confrontations with violence? Fuck no
10. What is your knowledge level of the effects of TV violence on human behavior?
b) Somewhat educated
11. In your opinion, does professional wrestling on TV cause violent behavior? No, not any more than watching Robocop makes you want to be a robot who shoots people. Most links from TV to violent behavior are made with extremely stupid people who have no perception of reality.
12. How do you feel about participating in violence after watching professional wrestling?
c) No change
13. What is the primary reason that you watch professional wrestling?
c) Storylines
14. What is the secondary reason that you watch professional wrestling?
b) Athleticism
15. Do you feel that professional wrestling is responsible for aggressive behavior in its adult (18+) audience?
a) No
16. What is your favorite brand of professional wrestling?
a) WWE/WWF
17. Do you typically cheer the antagonist (heel) or protagonist (babyface) when watching wrestling on TV?
c) It doesn’t matter
18. Do you identify more with the antagonists or protagonists? Antagonist
19. What is your attitude towards the violence towards women in professional wrestling TV programming?
b) I am offended by it
(how the fuck else should somebody answer? what a flimsy question)
20. (Optional) Briefly describe your thoughts on the incident of Stone Cold Steve Austin (Steve Williams) assaulting his wife Debra Williams:
I do not know what happened. I am not in a position to judge either person in this. I hope everybody involved has recieved the proper attention. It's water under the bridge