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Eight in ten Americans plan to celebrate Mother’s Day
A plurality report seeing their parental figures less often during the COVID-19 pandemic
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As the country opens up, families are doing better
Ahead of Mother’s Day, it’s clear the toll the pandemic has had on families, particularly mothers, and how that’s making all eager (but cautious) to leave the home this summer.
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Half of Americans have tried a new way to buy since the pandemic began
First-time use of services like grocery delivery, alcohol delivery and pre-ordered home goods have surged since Ipsos asked consumers at the pandemic’s start – especially among parents.
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Cliff’s Take: Advancing A Post-COVID Agenda
What Biden’s approval numbers presage for building back after the pandemic
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Ipsos Update – April 2021
Our monthly round-up of research and analysis from Ipsos teams around the world covers a range of topics from gender equality and parenting to retail trends and how advertising becomes famous.
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Two in five Americans admit that they have purchased chocolate milk for someone in their household that they ended up drinking
New Organic Valley/Ipsos poll finds that two thirds agree enjoying chocolate milk is a healthy way to indulge during COVID-19
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Income inequality is seen as the most serious form of disparity both in the U.S. and globally
U.S. shows second-highest level of concern about race and ethnicity-based inequality among 28 countries surveyed
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U.S. consumer confidence stabilizing
Sentiment remains at pandemic high, statistically unchanged from last week
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U.S. views on child development stand out from the global norm
Americans tend to place more responsibility on parents, see nature and nurture as equally influential, and do not place as much importance on the early years
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U.S. leads the world in the judgment of parents
Nine in ten Americans parents feel judged by others; nine in ten U.S. non-parents admit to judging parents for the way they raise their children