Q.1
To what age do you expect to live?
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50 or younger
51-60
61-70
71-80
81-90
91 or older
Q.2
How do you feel compared to your chronological age?
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10 years younger
10 years older
20 years older
20 years younger
About the same
Q.3
What are the top two things you're doing to fight aging?
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Regular time with family or friends
Doing brain-boosting exercises
Staying active
Managing chronic ailments
Eating right
Getting enough sleep
Avoiding toxins (like BPA, cigarette smoke)
Reducing stress
Regular checkups
Q.4
What’s left on your bucket list? (Choose all that apply.)
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I don't have a bucket list.
Seeing children/grandchildren hit milestones
Reaching financial retirement goals
Athletic feat or extreme sport (run a marathon, go sky-diving, etc.)
Travel
Master a new hobby or language
Attend a major special event (Super Bowl, awards ceremony, etc.)
Q.5
Do you want to live to 100?
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Yes
No
Q.6
If you don’t want to live to 100, why not?
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Don’t want to burden others
Don’t want to be alone
Will run out of money
Don’t want to lose mental/physical capabilities
I want to live to 100.
Q.7
What was your oldest parent’s age at death (or current age if still living)?
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50-60
61-70
71-80
81-90
91 or older
Q.8
Based on your family history, what's your biggest health concern?
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Obesity
Diabetes
Alzheimer's
Mental health
Heart disease
Cancers
Other:
Q.9
How much do you believe genetics determine how long you will live?
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Only a little bit
Not totally, but they have a lot of influence
A fair amount
My genes will control my destiny lifespan
Not at all
Q.10
Which of the following have you used to determine your inherited health risks? (Choose all that apply.)
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Family health history or tree
Genome mapping
Genetic testing
Talking to family members
I have not taken any steps
Q.11
What do you think is the most promising medical innovation that will help us all live longer and healthier?
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Immunotherapy
Genetic testing & engineering
Vaccines
Better disease screening/early detection
Stem cells
Personalized health care
Better knowledge of nutrition
Other
Q.12
Do you think happiness affects length of life?
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Yes
No
Q.13
What’s the biggest source of stress in your life?
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Work
Health
Family
Financial
Relationships
Q.14
How do you best manage your stress? (Choose all that apply.)
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Exercise
Meditate
Relaxing hobby
Connect with friends
Watch TV
Eat
Drink
Pray
Q.15
Have you noticed any signs of memory loss or recall issues?
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Yes
No
Q.16
What steps have you taken to protect your memory? (Choose all that apply.)
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Staying active
Taking anti-aging supplements
Eating a brain-healthy diet
Playing brain games
Getting plenty of sleep
Exercising
Q.17
If you don’t get enough sleep, what’s the primary reason?
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Stress
Chronic pain
Snoring partner
Not enough time/too busy
Have trouble falling asleep
Have trouble staying asleep
I get plenty of sleep.
Q.18
Are you a caregiver for a parent, spouse or other adult?
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Yes
No
Q.19
If you’re a caregiver, what’s one of the biggest challenges?
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Not enough time or help
Strain on relationships
My personal health
Money
Stress
Worry about the future
I'm not a caregiver
Q.20
At what age do you plan to retire? (If you have already retired, indicate the age of your retirement.)
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Under 60
61-70
71-80
81-90
91 or older
Q.21
How do you plan to spend/are you spending your retirement years? (Choose all that apply.)
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Spending time with family
Relaxing
Volunteering/mentoring
Traveling
Working part-time
Q.22
Do you plan to make/have you made any of these major changes with retirement? (Choose all that apply.)
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Move closer to family
Downsize
Move to warmer climate
Move to urban area
Move closer to medical care
I don't plan to make any of these changes
Q.23
If you live a long healthy life, where do you think you’ll be living in the last five years?
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On my own
In a retirement community
In a nursing home
In assisted living
With family
Q.24
On a scale of 1–5, with 1 being not confident at all and 5 being very confident, how confident do you feel that you have enough money/financial knowledge to live to 100?
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1
2
3
4
5
Q.25
What would make you happier in your golden years? (Choose all that apply.)
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Financial stability
More time with family
More sex
Better health
More friends to engage with
More time with grandchildren
Q.26
Which screenings do you get on a regular basis to maintain your health? (Choose all that apply.)
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Colonoscopy
Mammogram
Cervical cancer
Skin check
Prostate/PSA
Total body MRI
Cholesterol/BP
Q.27
What, if any, changes to your diet have you made as you have aged? (Choose all that apply.)
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I have tried to cut out sugar
I haven’t made any changes to my diet
I’ve moved toward becoming a vegetarian/vegan
I have moved to a low-carb/high-protein diet
I eat less fast food
Q.28
Do you have a “health buddy” and/or “financial buddy” in your life who helps keep you accountable?
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Yes, a health buddy
Yes, a financial buddy
Both
Neither
Q.29
What strategies would you consider to stay healthy as you age? (Choose all that apply.)
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Significantly changing diet
Volunteering
Playing regular brain games
Alternative medicine (acupuncture, etc.)
Exercising more
Using new technology (like Uber)
Getting mental health services
Q.30
What is your age?
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Under 30
31-40
41-50
51-60
61-70
71 or older
Q.31
Please enter your address.
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City
State
Zip Code
Q.32
Please enter your name. (Mandatory if you’d like to be included in a drawing for a $500 Amazon gift card)
First Name
Last Name
Q.33
Please enter your email address. (Mandatory if you’d like to be included in a drawing for a $500 Amazon gift card)
Email