7. If I were contacted by someone who I did not have a close relationship with, I prefer to be contacted by email.
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8. I prefer electronic communications (email, texting, websites, social media, online newsletters, etc.) rather than traditional postal service.
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9. I believe social media is NOT an effective mode of communication.
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10. With increased use of social media, face-to-face communication is not as necessary as it was before.
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11. Communicating with someone face-to-face is the most effective form of communication.
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12. I prefer to text someone rather than talk to them over the phone.
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13. I believe a telephone conversation is more effective than a text message conversation.
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14. Texting is NOT an effective form of communication.
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15. I consider social media to be a relevant and effective form of communication.
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16. I prefer communicating by email over face-to-face interaction.
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17. I frequently follow organizations using social media for news and updates related to that particular organization.
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18. I would likely get more involved with my alma mater if I were contacted through my preferred form of communication.
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19. When I receive materials from my alma mater through the traditional postal service, I pay close attention to what they are communicating.
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20. I believe the United States Post Office is an outdated, irrelevant form of communication.
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21. I believe a phone call is more effective than any electronic form of communication.
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22. I believe I can establish a meaningful relationship using only social media.
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23. Face-to-face interaction is required for a meaningful relationship to be established.
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24. When reading a book I prefer an electronic version rather than the paper version.
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25. I would rather write someone a letter and send it through the traditional postal service than by email.
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26. Receiving a written letter though the mail is more effective than receiving an email.
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27. Face-to-face interaction is more meaningful and effective than email.
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28. When I am being contacted about making a donation to my alma mater, I am more likely to give if it is a face-to-face conversation.
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29. I prefer to give online rather than write a check.
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30. I prefer to make a donation by text message than any other form of giving.
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31. I am more likely to make a donation if I am present at a university function and a request to donate is made.
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32. I could be motivated to give to my alma mater through social media.
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33. I am more likely to give by check than by any other form of giving.
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34. I prefer to be asked for donations by email rather than face-to-face.
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35. If I am asked to make a substantial donation, I need to have a face-to-face meeting.
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36. I am more likely to give to my alma mater if I receive communication through the traditional postal service.
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37. Receiving a phone call from my alma mater is more meaningful than receiving an email.
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38. I could be motivated to give by receiving a text message from my alma mater.
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39. I am more likely to make a donation if I am contacted by my alma mater in order for me to make a donation.
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40. I am likely to give more financially through a pledge commitment than through a one-time gift.
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41. I am more likely to give financially if I am contacted through social media than through face-to-face contact.
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