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Primary research - demographic analysis

 My primary research questionnaire about artificial intelligence has been concluded, and I received 24 responses.

Link to primary research questionnaire: https://forms.gle/dKKi8mLSdrbgEohe8

The chart below represents the gender of the questionnaire respondents, 75% of the 24 participants are males (18 people), 20.8% or 5 are female participants, while the remaining percentage of 4.2% preferred not to say.

Forms response chart. Question title: What is your gender?. Number of responses: 24 responses.
The following chart reflects the age of the participants, the majority of respondents (58.3%) are between the ages of 20 and 25 which means 14 people , 29.2% (7 people) fall under the 25 to 30 age category, while the remaining 12.5 (3 people) are under the age of 20.


In the next chart the region of the participants will be illustrated, 9 people which represent the majority come from Europe (37.5%), Africa and Asia are evenly split, each one of them possess quarter of participants 25%, 4.2% are from North America, and 8.4% are from middle east.
Forms response chart. Question title: What region are you from?. Number of responses: 24 responses.

The last chart will be representing the path of study of participants, which is split quiet evenly between the participants.
Forms response chart. Question title: Path of study. Number of responses: 24 responses.


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