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Goals & Success

... A quantitative overview of youth's goals and perceptions of success. DEFINING SUCCESSFrom the list below, how do you define success?Select all that apply. Being happy | Having a family | Having a good group of friends | Having enough to get by | Being able to retire/not work | Being wealthy | Being at the top of your field/career | Being famous | None of the above ROLE MODEL CHARACTERISTICSThinking about your role model(s), what qualities or characteristics do they have ...

Friendship Goals

... A quantitative overview of the responsibilities that young people feel as a part of modern friendships.HELP FROM FRIENDSAmong youth, 84% in the U.S. and 78% in the UK agree that friends should help them become a better person. Just as many U.S. youth and 83% of UK youth also agree their friends should help them become a happier person, and Trendsetters are even more likely to feel this way, suggesting this expectation will grow.How strongly do you agree or disagree with each of the following ...

Quality > Quantity Friendships

... A quantitative overview of how smaller circles of closer friendships are emerging, even as there is more access to new people.FRIENDS BY THE NUMBERYouth in the UK have roughly 20 friends they know online and offline, whereas in the U.S. youth have a slightly smaller circle of about 15 friends. Additionally, U.S. and UK youth are likely to communicate in person or online with only one third of their already small friend group on a weekly basis.How many friends, if any, do you currently have ...

Health & Wellness

... | I feel pressure from my peers/friends/family to exercise | It helps me be social | Other | I do not exercise HEALTH: FOR NOW & LATERHow strongly do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?Strongly/Somewhat Agree Summary Being healthy helps make me the best version of myself | I work on my health now to ensure that I will be healthier when I get older MENTAL HEALTHHow strongly do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?Strongly/Somewhat Agree ...

Cultural Influence

... positive comments on their posts | If they share their backstory | If they partner with reputable brands | If they have been around for a long time | If my friends follow/like them | If they do in-person appearances/ experiences | If celebrities and athletes respect them | If they have a lot of followers | If they make a lot of money | Other | N/A - I don't think influencers are credible or trustworthy MOST IMPORTANT TRUST FACTORSYou mentioned that the following things make an ...

Travel Buddies

... A quantitative overview of young people’s preferences in regards to travel companions.A TRAVEL COMPANIONPlease select one statement from each pair below that you agree with more.I would rather... Travel with friends/significant other | Travel with family | Go on a trip with others | Go on a trip by myself WHO THEY TRAVEL WITHWhich of the following people, if any, would you prefer to travel with?Please select one response Significant other | Friends | Parents | Siblings | Extended ...

Social Communication Preferences

... A quantitative overview of how youth today are utilizing text chat and video apps to stay in touch with friends.COMMUNICATION TYPESWhen communicating digitally with friends, 72% of U.S. youth and 69% of UK youth prefer to communicate via written words and texts over the use of emojis or GIFs. Additionally, 66% of youth in the U.S. and 65% in the UK prefer to have an in person rather than digital communication approach, especially among Gen Zs in the U.S., as conversations take a more personal ...

Mixing & Mingling

... same about time spent on the weekend. Most youth do not spend their whole weekend with their friends, though 25% of U.S. Zs and 21% in the UK are more prone to doing so. Which of the following, if any, are true for you?Please select all that apply. - Right Amount Summary I spend the right amount of time socializing on a typical weekday | I spend the right amount of time socializing on a typical weekend day | I tend to spend my whole weekends with friends (e.g., non-stop hanging out with ...

Social Activities

... A quantitative overview of the social activities youth take part in with their friends.72% of U.S. youth and 64% of UK youth prefer to make plans with friends in advance rather than last minute.1 in 3 Trendsetters use online event listing websites like Eventbrite to find interesting things to do.ACTIVITIES WITH A FRIENDWhen looking for activities to do with a friend, the most popular among youth in the U.S. include shopping in-store, going to the movie theater, and eating a meal at home. In the ...