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Shopping Preferences

... UK. Family and friends are also trusted sources for young adults when it comes to their shopping choices. Social media posts that do not include ads have more of an influence on the purchase decisions of young adults than do ads themselves.Do any of the following influence your purchase decisions?Please select all the things or people that influence your purchase decisions. Coupons/discount codes | Online reviews | Friends | Family (aside from children) | Free trials | Websites ...

Travel & Brands

... any, are true for you?Select all that apply I have a favorite airline to travel with | I have a favorite train company to travel with NEW BRANDSWhich of the following, if any, are true for you?Select all that apply I make an effort to discover new brands when traveling (e.g., go to stores I don't have at home, try food and drink brands I don't have at home) | I've continued engaging with a brand I discovered when traveling after coming home (e.g., following it on social media, bought ...

Playing House

... adults like to do is watch TV and videos, with Trendsetters being even more likely than young adults overall to do this. Women are more likely than men to like to spend their time watching TV/videos, listening to music, and browsing social media, while men are more likely than women to play video games. Although equally like to watch TV/videos while at home, Zs are significantly more likely than Ys to listen to music, browse social media, and play video games.Which of the following, if any, are your ...

Technology

... ;before having their own TV. However, U.S. and UK parents want their child to be aged 13 and 12 respectively, on average, before they can have a computer in their room. Having their own email address and own social media account is also reserved for kids who are a bit older—between 12- and 14-years-old, on average. At what age do you think it is appropriate for your child to do each of the following?Parents Who Think There Is An Appropriate Age For Each ActivitiyMean Summary Have a ...

Sports Spectatorship & Engagement

... partner | For the food/drinks in the stadium | To feel part of my local community | To meet new people | To check an activity off my bucket list | Because I don't want to be left out (e.g., all my friends are going) | To tailgate | To post about it on social media | To network/entertain clients About half of young adults and 2 in 3 Trendsetters say sporting events are their favorite type of live events.LIVE SPORTSAbout a third of young adults and half of Trendsetters say that ...

Involvement In Social Causes

... ingrained activity, with a majority of youth doing so. Many young adults also donate goods and money, support companies that contribute to causes through their purchases, and raise awareness by sharing information on social media and wearing ribbons or bracelets. Young women in the U.S. are more likely than their male counterparts to engage in nearly every such behavior.Which of the following, if any, have you done in the past year?Please select all that apply. Recycled | Donated goods | Donated money ...

Music

... ) | Download legally | From friends or family | TV | Buy CDs/records | Paid streaming | Go to live events | Paid downloads | Music discovery apps (e.g., Shazam, SoundHound) | Download in other way(s) | Satellite radio DISCOVERING MUSICYoung adults love discovering new music and artists. U.S. youth primarily do so via free music streaming services and social media, while U.S. Trendsetters and UK youth use social media above any other method. UK Trendsetters are most likely to ...

Betterment & Mindfulness

... mindfulness | Mindfulness has become more important to me in the past year | I talk to friends/family about mindfulness | I'd like more resources to help me practice mindfulness | I share on social media about mindfulness | I share on social media about mental health | I have attended a meditation class/workshop | None of the above PRACTICING MINDFULNESSNearly seven in 10 U.S. and UK youth practice mindfulness to feel calmer or to improve their mood, and this is especially true among four in five ...

Worldly Improvement

... Trendsetters are more likely than their U.S. counterparts to agree with each.How strongly do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?Strongly/Somewhat Agree Summary Traveling helps me better understand the world | I don't understand people who don’t want to travel SELF-IMPROVEMENT THROUGH TRAVELINGApproximately 40% of UK and U.S. Trendsetters have been inspired to take a trip by what they have seen on social media. UK and U.S. women (26% and 25%) are more likely than the 17% of men in ...

Social Activities

... my home/their home | Play video games | Watch live TV | Listen to music at my/their home | Play physical games (e.g., board games) | Cook/bake | Exercise | Watch streaming entertainment | Shop online | Play sports | Browse social media | Listen to a podcast | None of these REGULARLY SCHEDULED PLANSSeven in 10 U.S. and UK Trendsetters make recurring plans with their friends, such as going to brunch every Sunday or taking advantage of Taco Tuesday weekly. Another six ...