What are some good ideas for survey topics?

Some survey topics are: favorite extracurricular activities, descriptions of personal space, behavior in stressful situations, daily habits or religious beliefs. Surveys can be general or specific, and the author should have an intended outcome in mind.

A survey about the interests of teenage girls may ask specific questions about books, television shows or sports. A survey about relationships might combine hard data with behavioral questions by asking how many relationships a person has been in and then asking questions about the person's behavior in these relationships. A survey about money might ask detailed questions about spending habits, such as, "How often do you use credit cards?" or, "Do you enjoy using coupons?"