document.writeln("'Parents' Hopes and Concerns About the Impact of Media on Their Children' was commissioned by the U.S. bishops in February. Of the 500 respondents to the national telephone survey, 76 percent were white/Caucasian, 6 percent were Hispanic/Latino, another 5 percent were black/African American and Asian, and less than 1 percent were Native American.<br><br>A strong geographic diversity is reflected in the fact that respondents came from 455 different zip codes.<br><br>The majority -- 53 percent -- acknowledged being Christian but not Roman Catholic as were another 29 percent. One percent were Jewish and Hindu, and less than 1 percent were Mormon, Muslim and Buddhist.<br><br>Nearly all of the respondents, 60 percent of whom were women, finished high school; 40 percent were college graduates. Eighty percent of the respondents had annual household incomes of $50,000 to $100,000 or more.<br><br>");