#survey-findings

#survey-findings

Brits are excessively apologetic, often saying 'sorry' for things that aren't their fault.

Nearly half of dog owners have specific rituals for their pets at mealtime, showcasing the dedication to their pets' happiness.

Nearly half of teens believe social media negatively impacts mental health, though most still see value in connectivity.

The perception of social media's impact on mental health is worsening among teens.

Americans experience 48 days of eco guilt yearly regarding their environmental habits and challenges they face daily.

Younger generations prefer emojis and abbreviations to express gratitude over traditional phrases, indicating a cultural shift in communication.

Nearly 80% of federal employees reported no improvements in work conditions after returning on-site, indicating significant dissatisfaction with their current work environment.

Support for DEI programs is closely linked to one's recognition of racism in society.

Local government restructuring plans face strong opposition from council leaders who believe they will worsen financial crises rather than provide savings.

The significant aging of California's LGBTQIA+ population necessitates comprehensive health data and improved care services.

Not all lonely singles desire romantic relationships, especially previously married women, where 73% showed disinterest.

Massachusetts ranked as the rudest state for drivers, scoring poorly on a politeness index.

Oregon was noted as the overall rudest state with the lowest politeness score.

Minnesota's driving etiquette also raised concerns with high instances of vocal aggression on the road.

Almost half of U.S. adults are weary of news about the 2024 presidential election, affecting both national and local news outlets.

48% of Americans feel less scam-savvy due to AI. Only 18% are very confident in scam identification.