Part 2: AP Research survey
(If you need to look at the official consent form please email Natalieorlov10@gmail.com)

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1. How confident are you that certified chocolate is free of child labor?

Clear

i We adjusted the number you entered based on the slider’s scale.

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2. Before this survey, did you know child labor is still documented in cocoa farming?

Yes

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3. Did you know certified cocoa can still be linked to child labor?

Yes

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4. Would you pay more for chocolate with independently verified labor practices?

Yes

Maybe

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5. Should the government require companies to publicly disclose their supply chains?

Agree

Neutral

Disagree

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6. If you are choosing between two identical chocolate bars, but one has a sustainability logo on it, how likely are you to choose the certified bar?

Often

Rarely

Never

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7. Where do you primarily recieve information about the ethics and sourcing of the food products you buy? (Select all that apply)

Documentaries or news articles

Social media

The packaging/labels on the products itself

School or academic research

I do not actively look for or receive this information

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8. Who do you believe should be primarily responsible for enforcing and verifying that child labor is not used in chocolate production?

The local governments in cocoa-producing countries

The chocolate corporations themselves

Independent third-party certification organizations

International bodies

Everyday consumer making ethical choices

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9. If a news investigation revealed that your favorite certified "ethical" chocolate brand was found to still have child labor in its supply chain, how would you respond?

I would stop purchasing that brand completely

I would switch to a different certified brand instead

I would continue purchasing the brand but feel less confident in its ethics

My purchasing habits would change

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10. Do you feel that current chocolate packaging provides enough clear information for you to understand exactly how the cocoa was sourced and produced?

Yes, the logos and descriptions tell me everything I need to know

Somewhat, but the text is often too vague regarding actual working conditions

No, the labels are confusing and do not explain what they actually guarantee

No, I have to do my own outside research to know the truth about a brand

Part 2: AP Research survey(If you need to look at the official consent form please email Natalieorlov10@gmail.com)

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* 1. How confident are you that certified chocolate is free of child labor?

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* 2. Before this survey, did you know child labor is still documented in cocoa farming?

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* 3. Did you know certified cocoa can still be linked to child labor?

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* 4. Would you pay more for chocolate with independently verified labor practices?

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* 5. Should the government require companies to publicly disclose their supply chains?

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* 6. If you are choosing between two identical chocolate bars, but one has a sustainability logo on it, how likely are you to choose the certified bar?

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* 7. Where do you primarily recieve information about the ethics and sourcing of the food products you buy? (Select all that apply)

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* 8. Who do you believe should be primarily responsible for enforcing and verifying that child labor is not used in chocolate production?

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* 9. If a news investigation revealed that your favorite certified "ethical" chocolate brand was found to still have child labor in its supply chain, how would you respond?

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* 10. Do you feel that current chocolate packaging provides enough clear information for you to understand exactly how the cocoa was sourced and produced?

Part 2: AP Research survey
(If you need to look at the official consent form please email Natalieorlov10@gmail.com)

1. How confident are you that certified chocolate is free of child labor?

2. Before this survey, did you know child labor is still documented in cocoa farming?

3. Did you know certified cocoa can still be linked to child labor?

4. Would you pay more for chocolate with independently verified labor practices?

5. Should the government require companies to publicly disclose their supply chains?

6. If you are choosing between two identical chocolate bars, but one has a sustainability logo on it, how likely are you to choose the certified bar?

7. Where do you primarily recieve information about the ethics and sourcing of the food products you buy? (Select all that apply)

8. Who do you believe should be primarily responsible for enforcing and verifying that child labor is not used in chocolate production?

9. If a news investigation revealed that your favorite certified "ethical" chocolate brand was found to still have child labor in its supply chain, how would you respond?

10. Do you feel that current chocolate packaging provides enough clear information for you to understand exactly how the cocoa was sourced and produced?