They should fill out the form very quickly without a lot of thinking or consideration. Get equal numbers of male and females, and try to get a variety of ages, but avoid subjects that are less than 17 years of age. For each subject, you must record the subject's age, gender and exposure to the relevant topic. Plot Risk Perception as a function of one of the three independent variables, age, gender or exposure. For each of the four conditions, you will have three graphs, one for age, one for gender and one for exposure.
Exposure is the product of the years of experience times the frequency per unit of time.
Using the equations that you have gotten from the data, determine the degree to which a person's perception of risk is affected by the independent variables that you used. Comment on what the results of this study might mean insofar as making decisions on such things as taking chances at work, driving a car, being a female or male, getting older, and finally, gaining a lot of experience on a particular job that is inherently dangerous.