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General Shopping Attitudes & Behaviors

... shipped that I could have picked up myself | After I spend a lot of money on friends/family | About the amount of packages I have delivered | If I cut back on personal services (e.g., housecleaning) which support the service provider | None of these SHOPPING TRIPSWhich of the following, if any, are true for you?Select all that apply. When I visit other cities or countries, I like to visit the local stores | I would be interested in planning or have planned a trip around a shopping ...

Education, Work & Success Data

... (e.g., home, family, car, money, health), when I am my parents age, I believe that I will have...Ages 13-17 A better quality of life | About the same quality of life | A worse quality of life DEGREE = SUCCESSHow much, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?Ages 13-17Strongly/Somewhat Agree Summary You need an undergraduate college education (bachelor's degree) to be successful in life IMPACT OF COLLEGE ATTENDANCEHow has your plan to attend college been ...

Luxury

... | Bars/clubs | Garden/outdoor | Other | None of these REASONS FOR SPLURGINGFor which of the following reasons, if any, do you splurge on products/services?Please select all that apply. It's how I treat myself | Because it's special to me | I am passionate about the product or service | It's a gift for someone | To make myself feel better | Quality products/services are more expensive | It's a way I spend time with my friends/family | To keep up with trends | To keep up ...

Popular Culture & Music

... (i.e., how many other people like the music) or their significant other. Women are more likely than men to be influenced by these external factors when choosing music to listen to. One in four are also influenced by family, social media influencers, peer reviews, and celebrities. Notably, one in three youth in the UK and Australia say they are not influenced by any people or external sources when it comes to the music they listen to, whereas youth in China, India, Turkey, and Nigeria are the most ...

Childcare

... While parents take on the lion’s share of responsibility when it comes to raising their child(ren), many also turn to friends and family to help with childcare and for support.Most parents share parenting responsibilities equally with their spouses/partners, though moms are more likely than dads to say they are the lead parent (45% U.S. moms, 46% UK moms).More than nine in 10 parents have help caring for their children.CARE-FULLParents follow the mantra, “It takes a village to raise a ...

Work

... Both working and stay-at-home parents feel they have difficult jobs, but they often face similar challenges.Four in 10 U.S. and UK parents believe it’s possible to have a full-time career and a full-time family life simultaneously.STAY-AT-HOME STATUSOf those who consider themselves stay-at-home parents, about three-quarters do not work outside of this role at all. Stay-at-home moms in both the U.S. and UK are more likely than stay-at-home dads to not have a side job of some kind. Stay-at-home ...

Quality > Quantity Friendships

... the UK would turn to their best friends for advice regarding other friendships, family issues, and romantic relationships. Women and Gen Zs are more likely than men and Gen Ys, respectively, to seek out advice from their best friends for personal dilemmas or general life scenarios.Who, if anyone, would you turn to for advice on each of the following topics?Please select all that apply. - My Best Friends Summary Friend relationships | Family issues | Romantic relationships | Career/school ...

Popular Culture & TV

... This Category | I Do Not Follow This Category INFLUENCE OVER TV SHOWSRecommendations from friends and family have the greatest impact on the shows that young people choose to watch, followed by the general popularity of the show. Women are more likely than men to say these factors influence their TV choices. Conversely, men are more likely than women to say that expert reviews and their coworkers influence the TV shows they watch. Friends and family are most likely to influence TV viewing in ...

Financial Attitudes

... FOR FINANCIAL ADVICEThe majority of young adults (72%) are consulting resources for financial advice, however those in the UK are less likely than those in the U.S. and Australia to do so. Most young people are going to those close to them, such as friends, family, and significant others, while few are consulting other resources. U.S. youth are more likely than UK and AUS youth to consult family and their significant others for advice, while those in AUS are more likely than their counterparts to ...

Friendship Goals

... statements?Strongly/Somewhat Agree Summary It's important to me that friends help me become a happier person | It's important to me that friends help me become a better person BETTER FRIENDSHIPSNine in 10 youth agree it is important for them to be a good friend, especially among women—94% in the U.S. and 93% in the UK. Youth today tend to have a strong bond with their friends and view them more as family, true among 91% of U.S. Trendsetters and 89% of UK Trendsetters. Continuing on this close bond ...