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Over Half of Americans Report Feeling Like No One Knows Them Well
Fifty-four percent of Americans report feeling as though no one knows them well at least sometimes, if not always. Additionally, at least two in five also say they sometimes/always feel as though they lack companionship, that their relationships are not meaningful, that they are isolated from others, and/or that they are no longer close to anyone.
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Ipsos Affluent Intelligence announces the release of Ipsos Affluent Digital Audiences
Brands, publishers and media agencies can now target influential audiences identified by the preeminent study of affluent Americans.
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The Power of Modern Partisanship
In order to attract people to a broader sense of identity that unifies more than it divides, leaders today must understand where their people currently are and what political team they identify with.
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Flower Power!
In this article we discuss the influence of an in-store gift on emotional arousal and shopper behavior.
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[EVENT] MSI Behavioral Science 2018
Join Ipsos on May 15 to learn more about Customer Experience & Behavioral Science – A Moment of Truth.
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[EVENT] SXSW
Join Ipsos’ Virginia Lennon and NBCU Telemundo’s Reny Diaz on March 12th for an insightful presentation about Latinos: At the Intersection of Culture & Influence.
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Shake Things Up With Behavioral Science
View this on demand webinar for tips and techniques to help influence consumers’ automatic behavior.
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Access to Financial Products and Training Helps Women Expand Businesses and Create Jobs
Results of an Ipsos evaluation of the Bank of Palestine Felestineya Mini-MBA program
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The Business of Belonging
In this podcast and subsequent report, we learn more about a recent pop-up community study conducted by Ipsos for IBM iX exploring how technology influences human connectedness.
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Measuring Women’s Economic Empowerment
There is irrefutable evidence that communities progress when women have influence over financial decision-making.