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Young People And Politics

... family life (e.g., are they married, do they have children) If they are trustworthy | Their stance on political issues (e.g., gun control, reproductive rights) | Their political party | Their previous experience in government | If they are respected locally | If they are respected globally | Their personal history (e.g., where they grew up, where they went to school) | Their religious views | Their family life (e.g., are they married, do they have children) SOCIAL POLITICSAlthough the ...

Fear

... certain places | I have thought about escape routes/hiding places | I have discussed an escape plan with my friends or family | I have a go bag | I am fearful of traveling | I have bought supplies or established a shelter in case of an emergency | I have acquired a gun to aid in an emergency | I am fearful of commuting I worry about terrorist attacks abroad | I worry about domestic terrorist attacks | I have avoided going to certain places | I have thought about escape routes/ hiding places ...

BMS Overview

... medication | Go on vacation | Spend time with my significant other/ spouse | Spend time with my family | Spend time with pet(s)/ animals Work at a job I love | Listen to music | Spend time with friends | Get spa treatments/ beauty treatments/ massages | Shop | Spend time alone | Unplug from technology | Seek out uncluttered environments | Take classes | Take a 'mental health day' off from work Meditate | Seek out silent environments | Read books | Watch television/ movies | Drink ...

BMS Mind

... of their own wellbeing, they also recognize that they must be mindful of the wellness of others. Most know that their mental and spiritual wellness impacts their friends and family. While wellness used to be an individualistic pursuit, 68% agree that it now brings people closer together, and 67% actively try to encourage wellness in others to create a better society, with Trendsetters being particularly likely to do so. How strongly do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements ...

Sports Spectatorship & Engagement

... adults and more than 90% of Trendsetters have attended a live sporting event.WHY ATTEND LIVEThe main reason young people who attend live sporting events do so is to spend time with friends and family. Trendsetters, especially those in the U.S. who attend live events, are even more likely than young adults overall to attend for this reason. Trendsetters are also more likely to go to live events in order to show their support for the teams, and the athletes, and to be with other fans. U.S. Trendsetters ...

BMS Soul

... feel they need belief in a higher power or God and to have support from family; women are especially likely to say so. Given that they are a socially minded generation, they also note the ability to support others and to make the world a better place as means to realize their spiritual aims. Nontraditional factors also help them attain spirituality, including travel experiences and creativity. Which of the following, if any, do you need in order to feel spiritually fulfilled? Belief in a higher ...

Under The Influence

... any, are true for you?Select all that apply. I pay attention to what influencers say about brands, products, and services | I pay attention to what celebrities say about brands, products, and services | I pay attention to what athletes say about brands, products, and services TRYING NEW PRODUCTS/SERVICESWhich of the following, if any, has ever prompted you to try a product/service from a company?Select all that apply. Recommendation from a friend/family member | Consumer reviews ...

Sports & Food & Beverage

... supplement pills | Protein shake/powder | Vitamin supplement powders WHY CONSUME SPORTS-RELATED FOOD & DRINKSYoung adults who consume sports-related foods and drinks do so primarily to lose or gain weight, especially U.S. women. Other common reasons young adults consume sports-related foods and drinks are to help their bodies prepare for and recover from workouts, recommendations from friends and family, and to gain muscle – a large driving factor for U.S. men in particular. Only about one in 10 young ...

Technology

... cable shows, Pandora) makes it easier to be a parent | Having mobile technology makes it easier to be a parent TECH TOGETHERParents, especially dads, believe technology can help unite their family, with more than three in 10 parents in both the U.S. and UK saying that technology provides great ways for their family to spend time together. Moreover, more than one in 10 parents feel closer to their child because of technology. Which of the following, if any, are true for you in terms of ...

Young People And Social Causes

... that apply. Facebook | Local TV news | Family members | Friends | Local newspaper | National TV news | Local radio | National newspaper | TV entertainment programs (e.g., The Daily Show, Last Week Tonight) | Twitter | Other social media (aside from Facebook and Twitter) | Romantic partner | National radio | Other people (aside from friends, family members and romantic partners) | Magazines | Blogs | Podcasts | Religious institution(s) | Billboards | Political ads Facebook ...