#survey-data

#survey-data

The role of Scrum Master is experiencing a decline as indicated by reduced downloads and survey participation.

Reported sexual assaults at U.S. military service academies declined for the second consecutive year, but rates are still alarmingly high.

Twitter is declining but not experiencing a dramatic drop-off in user participation among U.S. adults.

Residents rate quality of life in NYC, safety in neighborhoods, and city services poorly in recent years, leading to dissatisfaction among Brooklynites.

The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) is crucial to bridge the digital divide and ensure access to essential services for many individuals.

No Labels failed to gain traction both with voters and political allies as it aimed to promote centrism.

The concept of a third-party centrist movement has failed to materialize over the years despite public support for compromise.

Longer rating scales may confuse participants, impacting validity and experience.

Research indicates that 3-point scales are perceived as quicker by participants.

Residents of central Brooklyn oppose closure of SUNY Downstate Hospital, citing concerns over healthcare access and job loss.

Survey data reveals strong community support to keep SUNY Downstate open, particularly from those who have received care there.

52% of U.S. adults on TikTok have posted a video on the platform.

Users find more value in their 'For You' feed rather than their following list.

Transgender individuals continue to face discrimination, harassment, and violence, but those who transition report higher life satisfaction.

The report highlights the lack of information available on transgender experiences and calls out the spread of dangerous misinformation by anti-trans extremists.

Brand marketers prioritize advertising on retail media, with Amazon being the top platform.

Americans believe they need nearly $200,000 annually for financial security.