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Love Relationships

... in countries such as India, where arranged marriages are more common. Physical interactions on the other hand, such as having sex, kissing, and holding hands, are not really considered to be markers of a true relationship, especially for young men. What makes a relationship official?Select all that apply. When you introduce your partner to family | When you decide to be exclusive (only date that one person) | When you get engaged | When you get married | When you introduce your ...

Betterment & Fitness

... | Participated in a rec league 4 in 10 U.S. and UK Trendsetters have made an effort to turn daily travel into an opportunity to exercise.WHY EXERCISE?Among young adults, 60% in the U.S. and 54% in the UK exercise to improve their health, as do 78% of Trendsetters in the UK and 72% in the U.S. More women than men in both countries look to exercise to improve their health. Exercising for the sake of improving one’s physical appearance is much more prevalent in the U.S. than in the UK, as well as among ...

Gender Singlehood/Parenthood

... —they're uber-connected. VI, 32A THIRD OF MEN AND JUST OVER A QUARTER OF WOMEN SAY THAT THEY DON'T NEED TO BE MARRIED IN ORDER TO BE A PARENT. CAREFUL BEFORE COMMITTING Entering adulthood during the Great Recession has made Ys cautious about their finances and highly aware of risks. Two-thirds want to be comfortable financially before settling down with a partner. They are applying a similarly careful approach in their relationships, as well, with half wanting to live with a significant other before ...

BMS Soul

... A quantitative overview of spiritual health and wellness habits and preferences59% OF Ys, INCLUDING 65% OF MEN, AGREE THAT YOU CAN'T CALL YOURSELF HEALTHY IF YOU DON'T PAY ATTENTION TO YOUR SPIRITUAL WELLBEING RELIGIOUS IDENTITY A plurality of Ys and teen Zs say they are religious, while slightly fewer say they are spiritual, which is a notable shift from previous generations. Another 10% of Ys and 6% of teen Zs describe themselves as atheist, and the same numbers say they are agnostic ...

Social Media Habits

... social media rather than Hollywood stars.SOCIAL MEDIA INFLUENCESEight in 10 Trendsetters agree that they derive inspiration from social media today. Zs in the UK (74%) as well as women in the U.S. (72%) and UK (70%) are more likely than Ys and men to obtain this creative inspiration. And while 69% of UK youth and 65% of U.S. youth feel that social media helps them feel close to their friends, seven in 10 youth also feel that social media is making people less social these days—creating a fine ...

Digital My Mobile Life

... to be more communicative in general, are more likely than men to agree. Teens have an even greater connection with their mobile devices—nearly four in 10 sleep with their phones, and 37% report having a love/hate relationship with it. Which of the following, if any, are true for you? I never turn off my phone for long periods of time | I sleep with my phone | I have a love/hate relationship with my phone | I spend more time engaging with my phone than engaging with people in real life | I ...

Love Brands and Marketing

... untraditional relationships is not shown at all. Which of the following best describes how you perceive each of the following types of scenarios in advertising/entertainment. Heterosexual marriages | Heterosexual dating and relationships | Single men | Single women | Open marriages (Base: Aged 19-34) | LGBT dating and relationships | LGBT marriages Heterosexual marriages | Heterosexual dating and relationships | Single men | Single women | Open marriages (Base: Aged 19-34) | LGBT ...

Sports & Tech

... sports news apps on their phone/tablet. Men are more likely than women to have both types of apps on their phones/tablets. Additionally, Trendsetters are far more likely than the overall population of adults to have both a sports news app and a sports team app. Which of the following sports apps, if any, do you have on your phone/tablet?Please select all that apply. Sports news app | Sports team apps WHAT THEY DO TO WATCH SPORTSYoung adults go to great lengths to watch sports, with 24% of U.S ...

Digital Next Tech

... ,' but the intelligence incorporated with robotics is amazing to me. JULIA, 32, USAMr. Roboto Men are far more likely than women to be interested in all types of robotic innovations. More so than their older counterparts, Mainstream teens are into robotics, particularly driverless cars, medical robots, and robotic toys. For Trendsetters, the inverse is true, with older Ys showing greater interest in this type of technology. Which of the following robotics technologies, if any, are you interested in ...

Gen Z & Politics & Social Causes

... Gen Zs are concerned about the current state of the world, and think that it is getting worse, with approximately 80% of Trendsetters feeling this way. Fewer Zs, but still a majority, think their own country is getting worse. However, Zs are more likely than not to say that their local communities are getting better. Men tend to be more optimistic than women about the state of the world.Please select one statement from each pair below that you agree with the most. I think the world is getting ...