Now that you have provided Informed Consent, we would like you to tell us about the activities that are a problem for you in three specific environments. Complete the survey on the environment that typically causes the most problems for you first; complete the survey on the environment that typically causes the fewest problems for you last.

• SURVEY ON PROBLEMATIC ACTIVITIES IN PUBLIC BUILDINGS (This text version is more "user friendly" for individuals who use screen reader software; it also does not require the use of a mouse or touch pad.)
  
• SURVEY ON PROBLEMATIC ACTIVITIES IN PUBLIC BUILDINGS
  



• SURVEY ON PROBLEMATIC ACTIVITIES ON PUBLIC STREETS (This text version is more "user friendly" for individuals who use screen reader software; it also does not require the use of a mouse or touch pad.)
  
• SURVEY ON PROBLEMATIC ACTIVITIES ON PUBLIC STREETS
  



• SURVEY ON PROBLEMATIC ACTIVITIES IN RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENTS (This text version is more "user friendly" for individuals who use screen reader software; it also does not require the use of a mouse or touch pad.)
  
• SURVEY ON PROBLEMATIC ACTIVITIES IN RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENTS
  

After we have analyzed the responses to these surveys, we will post new surveys that ask your opinions about design features that experts claim will make these environments less of a problem for you. This webpage will be updated with links to these additional surveys when they are ready (early 2008).

If you prefer to take the surveys in print form rather than online, please contact us by any of the means listed below.

Participation in the Message Boards is limited to people who have provided Informed Consent. Once you enter the Message Boards, please login using the username and password you selected when you provided Informed Consent. If you receive an error message stating that the username is already being used, please contact us for additional assistance.
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Mailing Address:
Center for Inclusive Design and Environmental Access
School of Architecture and Planning
3435 Main Street, 378 Hayes Hall
The State University of New York at Buffalo
Buffalo, NY 14214

Email: idea@ap.buffalo.edu
Telephone: +1 (716) 829-3485 x 329
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