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Remotely Working or Working the Remote?
- 2023/06/07
- by Jordan Boeder
Americans who spend at least part-time in office are less likely to say a worker is more productive in the office when asked privately. List experiment.
Read moreHow Soon Is Yesterday?
- 2023/06/07
- by Cory Manento
Three-fourths of Americans are willing (either “very” or “somewhat”) to travel to the past.
Read moreI Know What You (Did) Want To Do (Last) This Summer
- 2023/06/07
- by Cory Manento
Americans are most looking forward to cookouts, general relaxing outdoors, and going to the beach this summer. MaxDiff experiment.
Read moreGot Plant-Based Milk?
- 2023/05/17
- by Jordan Boeder
When it comes to driving purchase and consideration rates, the taste, coolness, and affordability of plant-based milk are the most influential drivers.
Read moreWork/Life Burnout
- 2023/05/17
- by Cory Manento
The vast majority of Gen Zers have felt burned out both at work (90%) and with “life in general” (91%).
Read moreBad Neighbors 3: Into the Amazon Box
- 2023/05/17
- by Jordan Boeder
What makes a bad neighbor? Stealing packages and peeping into windows. MaxDiff analysis.
Read moreThings People Love: Being Corrected and Talking About Abortion
- 2023/05/03
- by Cory Manento
A big misperception? On average, Americans believe 51% of abortions occur in the first trimester; the actual proportion is 93%.
Read moreGene Genie
- 2023/05/03
- by Jordan Boeder
Fifty-seven percent of Americans would not replace one of their body parts with a robotic version even if a safe, effective, and cost-free option existed.
Read moreThere’s a Reason He’s Not Dwayne “The Paper” Johnson
- 2023/05/03
- by Sarah Binns
If we randomized rock, paper, scissors moves, 67% of people should win at least one game, 22% should win at least two, and 4% should win all three. They ...
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