[Survey] Help advance science and win games! - RESULTS

Hey everyone!
I'm doing some research on impression formation for a psychology class at my uni, and I need lots of data because social psychology is real fun that way.

In any case, I thought an interesting way to get some participants would be to make giveaways, so here I am!
The survey itself is pretty simple to fill out, completely anonymous, and should take under 20 minutes to complete.
To motivate you, I've got a little giveaway train at the end which contains a handful of games I personally think are great!

Here's a link to the survey: <survey is closed>

If you've got the time, I'd really appreciate it if a few of you would fill out the survey. :) It would really help me out!

EDIT:
Hello everyone!

The survey and giveaways have ended, I've had the fun of trying to sort out problems with SPSS and finish the report, and now I am able to let you all know how you did. :)

Now, please note that I was not able to use absolutely all of the responses collected. Some were obvious trolls, for example. But you guys really gave me a lot (and I mean a LOT) of data to work with, so it was really a pleasure to analyse.

As a reminder, my hypotheses were:

1. Profession would have the most effect on ratings
2. Personality would also have a large effect
3. Sexual orientation would have a slight effect, with bisexual producing the lowest scores

Here are some bar charts from my report: http://imgur.com/57dOLa8

In the end, profession and personality were the most influential variables, with profession only very slightly in the lead. I noticed an interesting interaction between these two variables, so I explored it in Figure 2, where you can see personality being the main factor when it comes to the first two professions, but the last profession evidently... had some low scores all around. haha

Finally, sexual orientation had no significant effect, statistically speaking. I was personally pleased to be proven wrong. :)

Thanks again everyone for helping out, and also for your helpful comments. I made sure to remember them when writing how the study could be improved. Next time (if there is a next time on here) I'll try to make the survey more interesting. :P