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American Familiarity and Support of Middle East Policies
Ipsos Poll on Behalf of the Middle East Institute
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The New Tribalism: Clashing Views on Who Is a Real American
A new series of Ipsos surveys shows that Democrats and Republicans are widely divided on issues relating to national identity, race, immigration, the media and free speech – more so than on the role of government in the economy and abortion.
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Money Under 35
Navient’s 2017 national study on financial health of young adults between the ages of 22 and 35
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Millennials Rate Having a Steady Job and Buying a Home as the Most Significant Milestones Associated with Becoming a Financially Mature Adult
Millennial Women Significantly More Likely to Say They Have Already Reached Most Milestones Listed, Including Having a Steady Job/Income
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Most Physicians Wish They Could Spend More Time with Patients & Truly Get to Know Them as People
However, A Majority Admit That They Often Find Themselves Writing Prescriptions or Referring Patients Due to Time Constraints
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Global Perceptions of Development Progress: ‘Perils of Perceptions’ Research
These are the findings from a 28-country study conducted by Ipsos with the Gates Foundation. This study investigated knowledge of major development progress, expectations of the future and the main issues worrying the world at this moment.
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Majority of Men Say They Would Be Likely to Take Hormone Pill or Injection as a Means of Birth Control, Regardless of Their Relationship Status
Eight in Ten Women Would Trust Male Partner to Take Contraceptive if Relationship was Long-Term, Though Trust in Partner Declines Notably for Short-Term Relationships
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Ipsos Global @dvisor: A Way to Get Away
A new Ipsos Global @dvisor poll reveals opinions of citizens in 25 countries around the world about taking time off.
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A Majority of Students (Grade 7-12 and College) and Parents Agree That Paper is an Essential Part of Being Able to Achieve Educational Goals
Eight in Ten Further Agree That Paper and Packaging Play Relevant Roles in Their Daily Lives
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Eight in Ten Teenagers Ages 13-17 Say That They Are Currently Saving Money, Whether for Something Specific or Just in General
The Majority Give Themselves an A/B Grade When It Comes to
Successful Money Management