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Cassandra’s Interactive Data Analysis Tool

... The Cassandra Analysis PortalDive deeper into our quantitative data using our interactive data analysis tool! The Cassandra Analysis Portal provides exportable crosstab and reporting capabilities with advanced filtering and significance testing available.Dashboard The Dashboard allows customization of our standardized charts by applying various demographic filters and comparing differences among subgroups. Available filters include: age, gender, race/ethnicity, region, employment status ...

Defining "Aesthetic"

... | Friends | TV shows / Movies | My gender identity | Pinterest | Where I'm from | My sexuality (Base: Ages 18+) | Where I currently live | Significant other | Parents | TikTok | Siblings | Video games I play | Cultural heritage | Instagram | Books | My job | My religious beliefs | Sports | My fandom(s) | My political beliefs | Advertising | Other family members Essential/Very Influential Categories Of the following categories you selected as essential or very ...

Personal Identity & Relationships

... Most Important To Personal IdentityOf the following, which are most important to your personal identity?Please select all that apply. My friends/people I spend time with | My hobbies | My personal style | The music I listen to | My education | My job/career | My money/finances | My family traditions | Where I live | My religion/spirituality | Where I was born | The video games I play and/or watch | My race/ethnicity | My gender identity | The sports I play and/or ...

Worries & Stressors

... Worries Which of the following things, if any, do you worry about?Please select all that apply. Racism | War | The economy | Random acts of violence | The state of my country | Medical issues/ diseases | Income inequality/ poverty | Bullying | The environment/ climate change | The state of the world | Natural disasters | Work/school | The job market/ unemployment | Terrorism | Government/politics | Gender inequality | Drug addiction | Online/digital privacy | State ...

Personal Identity & Political Affiliation

... Most Important To Personal IdentityOf the following, which are most important to your personal identity?Please select all that apply. My friends/people I spend time with | My hobbies | My personal style | The music I listen to | My education | My job/career | My money/finances | My family traditions | Where I live | My religion/spirituality | Where I was born | The video games I play and/or watch | My race/ethnicity | My gender identity | The sports I play and/or ...

Gender Marketing

... A quantitative overview of marketing and advertising preferences and perceptions, as relevant to gender.MISUNDERSTOOD & MISREPRESENTED Both men and women feel that their gender is misrepresented in ads, with only 13% of women and just over a quarter of men deeming portrayals of their gender to be accurate. On a scale of 1-5, how accurate are portrayals of your gender in most of the ads that you see?“Extremely interested” and “Very interested,” 5-point scale 5 (Extremely Accurate) | 4 | 3 | 2 ...

Gender Entertain

... conversations over dinner are the primary ways that women bond with female friends. Which of the following do you consider to be bonding activities with your same-gender friends? Play games (e.g., board, card, video, etc.) | Watch TV/ movies | Play sports | Watch sports | Listen to music/ concerts | Work out/ exercise | Nature & outdoors (e.g., camping, hiking, etc.) | Drink/ bars/ clubs | Go out to dinner | Text | Go on vacation Talk on the phone | Do a creative project | Chat/ IM | Volunteer ...

Gender Image

... TO SEE MORE BEAUTY TUTORIAL VIDEOS. FAVORITE MAKEUP BRAND What is your favorite makeup brand?Women 151 | 151 | 151 | 151 | 151 | 151 | 151 | 151 | 151 | 151 PRODUCT JUNKIES When it comes to maintaining their looks, men and women alike are using a substantial number of beauty and grooming products. Women regularly use more products than do men, but men are not so far behind. While the lines between male and female grooming may be blurring, each gender nonetheless prefers its own products ...

Gender Consumer

... | Housewares/ furniture | Accessories Sporting goods | Mobile devices | Home electronics/ tech | Movies | Video games/ PC games | Books | Magazines | Travel | Music THOUGHTS ON GENDER SHOP I think women shop more for the social aspect of it. Meaning, not just for clothes themselves, but for the experience of going out, picking things, trying them on, talking to friends. And they usually go out and buy something for an occasion—something to look forward to. Whereas men seem to just show up, get ...