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Here's a 30-question yes-or-no questionnaire designed to explore factors influencing the

singlehood of CIC (College/University name) students:

1. Are you currently single?

2. Do you believe your academic workload influences your relationship status?

3. Do you think financial constraints affect your decision to remain single?

4. Do you prioritize your career over romantic relationships at this point in your life?

5. Have you experienced a recent breakup that has led you to remain single?

6. Do you feel that extracurricular activities take up too much of your time to date?

7. Are your parents or family members a significant influence on your decision to stay single?

8. Do you think the social environment at CIC is conducive to dating?

9. Do you feel shy or anxious about approaching potential partners?

10. Do you use dating apps or online platforms to meet potential partners?

11. Do you believe that social media negatively impacts your dating life?

12. Have you had negative past experiences in relationships that deter you from dating?

13. Do you have close friends who are also single, influencing your own relationship status?

14. Do you prioritize friendships over romantic relationships?

15. Do you believe that finding a compatible partner is difficult in the current CIC community?

16. Do you think cultural or religious beliefs influence your choice to stay single?

17. Do you feel that there is a lack of suitable dating events or opportunities at CIC?

18. Do you believe that maintaining a relationship requires more effort than you are currently willing to
invest?

19. Are you focusing on self-improvement before entering a relationship?

20. Do you think your current lifestyle is incompatible with maintaining a romantic relationship?

21. Have you ever felt pressured to remain single by peers or social norms?

22. Do you have specific personal goals that you want to achieve before starting a relationship?

23. Do you find it challenging to balance a relationship with your academic responsibilities?

24. Do you think that singlehood offers you more freedom and independence?

25. Do you feel satisfied and happy with being single at this stage of your life?
26. Do you believe that the dating culture at CIC is more casual than committed?

27. Do you have concerns about the emotional investment required in a relationship?

28. Have you chosen to remain single to avoid potential heartbreak or disappointment?

29. Do you feel that you need more time to understand yourself before committing to a relationship?

30. Are you currently not interested in dating due to personal or professional reasons?

These questions cover a wide range of potential factors that might influence the singlehood of students,
from personal priorities and past experiences to social and environmental influences.

1. Are you currently single?

2. Do you believe that your academic workload at the College of Information affects your ability to
pursue a relationship?

3. Do you feel that the rigorous nature of your studies leaves little time for dating?

4. Are you prioritizing your education over romantic relationships at this point in your life?

5. Do financial constraints as a student influence your decision to remain single?

6. Have you experienced a recent breakup that has led you to remain single?

7. Do you feel that extracurricular activities related to the College of Information take up too much of
your time to date?

8. Do your parents or family members influence your decision to stay single?

9. Do you find the social environment at the College of Information conducive to meeting potential
partners?

10. Do you feel anxious about approaching potential partners within your college?

11. Do you use dating apps or online platforms to meet potential partners?

12. Do you believe that social media negatively impacts your dating life?

13. Have you had negative past experiences in relationships that deter you from dating?

14. Do you have close friends within the College of Information who are also single, influencing your own
relationship status?

15. Do you prioritize friendships over romantic relationships?

16. Do you believe that finding a compatible partner within the College of Information is difficult?
17. Do cultural or religious beliefs influence your choice to stay single?

18. Do you feel that there is a lack of suitable dating events or opportunities at the College of
Information?

19. Do you believe that maintaining a relationship requires more effort than you are currently willing to
invest?

20. Are you focusing on self-improvement before entering a relationship?

21. Do you think your current lifestyle as a student is incompatible with maintaining a romantic
relationship?

22. Have you ever felt pressured to remain single by peers or social norms?

23. Do you have specific personal goals related to your studies that you want to achieve before starting a
relationship?

24. Do you find it challenging to balance a relationship with your academic responsibilities?

25. Do you believe that singlehood offers you more freedom and independence as a student?

26. Do you feel satisfied and happy with being single at this stage of your life?

27. Do you believe that the dating culture at the College of Information is more casual than committed?

28. Do you have concerns about the emotional investment required in a relationship?

29. Have you chosen to remain single to avoid potential heartbreak or disappointment?

30. Do you feel that you need more time to understand yourself and your career goals before committing
to a relationship?

These questions are designed to provide insights into why students at the College of Information might
choose to remain single and how their academic environment and personal priorities influence their
relationship status.