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Gen Z & Open-Mindedness

... A quantitative overview of Gen Zs’ open-minded nature, including attitudes about gender and their global outlook.DECONSTRUCTING GENDERAlthough about seven out of 10 Zs and eight out of 10 Trendsetters think boys and girls are equal, they don’t necessarily stand by this sentiment when it comes to more specific issues around gender. Only about four in 10 Zs think their generation believes that people can be masculine, emotional, and open-hearted at the same time, or that gender doesn’t define a ...

Political & Social Influence

... | Bullying | The environment/climate change | Homelessness | Hunger | Gender inequality | Random acts of violence (e.g., gun violence, acid attacks) | LGBTQ+ issues | Income inequality/poverty | Drug addiction | Medical issues/diseases | The state of my country | The economy | The state of the world | Immigration issues | Government/politics | Terrorism | The job market/unemployment | Natural disasters | War | Literacy | Online/digital privacy | Digital ...

Brands & Social Causes

... | Livable wage and working conditions | Gender equality | Poverty | Healthcare | Unemployment | Animal rights | Gun violence | Homelessness | LGBT rights | Medical research (e.g., finding a cure for Cancer, stem cell research) | Income inequality | Public health (e.g., obesity, opioid epidemic) | Immigration | Disaster relief | Terrorism | National debt | Criminal justice reform (e.g., prison reform, police brutality) | Reproductive rights (e.g., abortion ...

Current Events & Issues

... platforms/services that you use to educate yourself on political/social issues. Which of the following factors determine whether or not you trust that source?Select all that apply. Uses expert or well researched sources | It goes into issues in-depth | Includes a diversity of opinions | It is easy to understand | Reflects the opinions of diverse populations (e.g., race, gender, age) | It uses raw or uncensored content | Its content is well curated | Is not-for-profit | It is ...

Work Worries

... . Moreover, more than two-thirds say employers don’t do enough to train new hires. Even worse, 21% of young people and 37% of Trendsetters say they or someone they know has been discriminated against at work.Which of the following, if any, is true for you?Please select all that apply. Companies tend to take advantage of young workers | Employers don't do enough to train new hires | I have/someone I know has been discriminated against at work (e.g., due to age, race, religion, gender) Companies ...

Quality > Quantity Friendships

... gender, ethnicity, level of income, level of education, age, and religious background. U.S. youth are more likely than UK youth to have diverse groups of friends, except when it comes to having friends from different countries. Trendsetters are also more likely than youth overall to embrace diversity in their friendships today.Which of the following, if any, are true for you? I have friends who...Please select all that apply. Are of a different gender than me | Are of different races/ethnicities ...

Career

... A quantitative overview of attitudes and perceptions toward career achievements and goals. INFLUENCES TOWARD WORKINGHow influential, if at all, are or were each of the following aspects in your decision to work for a company? A formal policy for the equal treatment of all employees (regardless of gender, sexual orientation, race, etc.) | The ability to be myself at work | Flexibility with schedule/hours | Supportive coworkers/ management | Job security | Career growth potential | Earning ...

Deeper Connections With Friends

... and 33% in the U.S. spend less time socializing with their friends since being in a relationship. 62% of U.S. Trendsetters and 60% of UK Trendsetters agree it is harder to meet people to date than to be friends with.9 in 10 Trendsetters agree they can be friends with someone of the gender they are attracted to without developing romantic feelings.FRIENDS WITH BENEFITSFriendships today stretch farther than they have in the past, where some may have relied on a significant other or partner to ...

Love Social Norms

... U.S. and Brazil.To what extent do you agree/disagree with each of the following statements?Strongly/Somewhat Agree Summary The youth in my country are becoming more accepting of interracial relationships | The youth in my country are becoming more accepting of interfaith relationships | The youth in my country are becoming more accepting of open relationships | The youth in my country are becoming more accepting of nontraditional gender roles | The youth in my country are becoming more ...