VOLUME 4:
SPECIAL TOPICS

4.0 Introduction
4.1 Summary of Special Topics --Papers and Bulletins
4.2 Outlook on Life and General Attitudes, Behaviors, and Values
4.3 Global Awakening
4.4 Computers, Internet and Technology
4.5 Charitable Giving
4.6 Future Outlook
4.7 Higher Consciousness and Sacred Connection
4.8 Negative Life Experiences
4.9 Religion and Spirituality
4.10 Business and Media
4.11 Forgiveness / Compassion
4.12 Non-Ordinary Experiences
4.13 Alternative Medicine and Health
4.14 Death Penalty Opinions
4.15 Political / Civil Leadership
4.16 Demographics and Geographics

VOLUME 5:
COMPARISON WITH OTHER RESEARCH

5.0 Introduction
5.1 Citations by Source and Topic
5.2 Narrative Summaries by Source and Topic
5.3 Comparative Table of 25 American Surveys

VOLUME 6:
PRESENTATIONS

6.1 Point Reyes Station, July 2001
6.2 San Francisco/Bay Area, November-December 2001

VOLUME 7:
TABLES OF RESPONSE DATA

7.0 Introduction
7.1 Questions by Category
7.2 Tables of Frequencies of Responses for All Variables --Percentages, Counts, Medians, Means, Multiple Responses

ulated variables, the full report offers various other visual analyses, such as multiple factor maps showing the relationship of the eight types to statistically relevant sets of variables. These findings, analyses, and associated graphics are invaluable aids in developing strategies for public communications, policy, creative content, media, and a wide range of other applications. The text accompanying each section provides a clear interpretive narrative and commentary on numerous sets of variables and their relationships with one another and the study typology.

The illustrations in this portion of the executive briefing show excerpts from the "Wellness and Alternative Healthcare" and "Politics, Ethics, and Leadership" sections of the IOOW 2000 full report. The full report presents a detailed look at many issues and factors related to physical