Valentine’s Divide: Americans’ Spending Spree, Widespread Boycotts, and V-Day Therapy Surge Key Findings In our comprehensive survey on Valentine’s Day, a striking dichotomy emerged in how Americans choose to celebrate, or in some cases, reject the day dedicated to love. In the face of rising costs and economic uncertainty, certain states, notably Alabama and North … Read more
Would You Fall in Love with an AI – 3 In 5 AMERICANS SAY YES These platforms offer an interactive experience, allowing users to engage in conversations, video calls, and chats with AI companions tailored to their preferences. Key Findings The Coach Foundation’s survey shed light on the evolving perspective towards AI relationships, revealing that … Read more
Americans Reveal Their Greatest Fears of Being Killed in These Locations – Survey Finds Out Key Findings We presented respondents with a list of various public places, including gas stations, universities, bars, restaurants, shopping malls, public parks, and public transportation hubs, asking them to identify where they felt most at risk of being killed. This … Read more
Going to Church Makes You Less Gay – Survey finds YES Survey Overview This survey uniquely focuses on a diverse group of participants, splitting evenly between genders and including a wide range of ages and backgrounds. The objective was to explore the relationship between religious practices and perceptions of sexual orientation. 8 out of 10: … Read more
Queer Fear: A Greater threat than School Shooting for American Parents (Poll 2024) Key Findings The study, involving a diverse group of 1000 parents from first-world countries like America, the U.K., and Australia, aimed to understand their primary concerns regarding their children’s school environment. Parents’ Perspective: School is No Place for Hidden Agendas Parents who … Read more
3 in 5 Say No to Dating Pronoun-Conscious Partners Survey Findings: A Detailed Overview The Rise of Gender Pronoun Consciousness The growing recognition of non-binary and transgender people has led to a broader conversation about gender identity and pronouns. Many people now actively share their preferred pronouns, emphasizing respect for individual identity. This increased awareness … Read more
8 in 10 Endorse Euthanasia for Severe Depression – New Survey Sparks Debate Survey Overview The study aimed to gauge the opinions of different generations, particularly focusing on millennials and baby boomers, regarding the right to euthanasia for people with depression. Key Findings Should the Mentally Ill Have the Right to Die? “Should the Mentally … Read more
Rising Prices, Rising Anxiety: 9 in 10 Millennials feel Anxious over Inflation Survey Overview Aimed at gauging the psychological impact of inflation, this survey engaged millennials from varied backgrounds. The participants were asked to reflect on their experiences and concerns in the current economic landscape, marked by increasing inflation rates. Financial Uncertainty Leaves Millennials Battling … Read more
