As I read each of the following, please tell me if, as far as you know, a person can become infected with HIV this way or not. (First/Next) how about…(INSERT ITEM – READ AND RANDOMIZE). (READ FOR FIRST ITEM AND THEN AS NECESSARY: Can a person become infected with HIV this way, or not?)

		Yes	No	DK/Ref.
a. Kissing	Age 18-29	23	69	8
	Age 30-49	26	69	5
	Age 50-64	30	61	9
	Age 65+	38	47	15
b. Sharing a drinking glass	Age 18-29	12	83	5
	Age 30-49	12	85	3
	Age 50-64	16	76	8
	Age 65+	27	59	14
c. Touching a toilet seat	Age 18-29	8	89	3
	Age 30-49	7	89	4
	Age 50-64	10	86	4
	Age 65+	20	67	13

		Yes	No	DK/Ref.
a. Kissing	Less than high school	33	55	12
	High school grad	29	62	9
	Some college	30	62	8
	College grad	24	72	4
b. Sharing a drinking glass	Less than high school	20	68	12
	High school grad	20	72	8
	Some college	15	81	4
	College grad	9	89	2
c. Touching a toilet seat	Less than high school	18	71	11
	High school grad	11	82	7
	Some college	7	89	4
	College grad	6	92	2

		Yes	No	DK/Ref.
a. Kissing	White	26	66	8
	Latino	33	59	8
	African American	38	53	9
b. Sharing a drinking glass	White	15	80	6
	Latino	17	77	6
	African American	25	65	10
c. Touching a toilet seat	White	8	86	5
	Latino	14	80	6
	African American	13	80	8

Survey by Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation. Methodology: Fieldwork conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates, March 24-April 18, 2006 and based on telephone interviews with a national adult sample of 2,517. The survey included an oversample of African American and Latino respondents (a total of 378 African American and 447 Latino respondents were interviewed). Results for all groups have been weighted to reflect their actual distribution in the nation.