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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
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Reuters/Ipsos Core Political Survey: Presidential Approval Tracker (03/18/2021)
The majority of Americans approve of the way Biden is handling the economy and COVID-19
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Consumer confidence heads towards pre-pandemic levels
Sentiment rallies to new pandemic high for fourth week in a row
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Americans report high levels of concern about data privacy and security
More than half support for new rules and laws limiting what technology companies can do.
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Small business outlook improves, except for macroeconomic views
The MetLife/U.S. Chamber of Commerce Small Business Index score in Q1 2021 reveals a continuation of marginally increasing optimism.
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American consumers want more ways to buy and pay in the future
Ipsos finds unprecedented disruption raised shoppers’ expectations for retail
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Most of America does not tune-in for Biden’s address, still thinks he’s doing a good job with the pandemic
Large majorities support Biden proposal, mixed on future for the country after the pandemic
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Americans are most likely to trust healthcare workers and doctors
Partisanship drives difference in opinion amongst professions
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People want to know who has gotten the COVID-19 vaccine
The majority of Americans believe it is important for them to know who around them has received the coronavirus vaccine.