A study from North Carolina State University compared the differences between going up in Russia and the U.S. The team looked at the decisions parents in both countries made. They also looked at children’s literature. American parents focussed on light-hearted stories The researchers discovered that American parents were less likely to tell their children stories …
A study from the National University of Ireland, Galway, has found that 1 in 20 people who had suffered a stroke had engaged in intense physical activity. Moreover, about 1 in 11 people who had a stroke had one after they had experienced emotions like anger. Most studies look at the long-term risk factors for …
A study conducted by the Ohio State University found that only 47% of U.S citizens believed that sports increased patriotism. The survey researchers carried out between 2018 and 2019 found that only 34% believe pro sports enhanced respect for the military. Another 33% believed pro sorts could teach people about being American. According to the …
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A study from Canada and the U.K has found that about one-third of first-year college students face depression and anxiety. The researchers also found that students using the medication without prescriptions in college have a higher chance of developing mental health issues by the year-end. It is not uncommon for young people to develop mental …
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A survey conducted by OnePoll on behalf of Hardee’s has found that many Americans want to have different dishes for Thanksgiving. The study of 2000 Americans concluded that 26% were tired of traditional Thanksgiving meals. Dishes Americans thought were overrated About 45% of the participants had already made something different for the holiday while others …
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A survey conducted by OnePoll on behalf of Sabra has found that Americans prefer spending time with friends than family. The study of 2000 Americans between 18-38 found that 68% chose to spend Thanksgiving with their friends. Why Americans prefer Friendsgiving About 62% of the participants did not like hosting or celebrating traditional Thanksgiving events. …
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Researchers from the University of Michigan surveyed 1125 parents of children aged 4-10 years on their children’s holiday attitudes. They found that 4 in 5 parents believed their children were not grateful for the things they had. About 50% of the participants admitted to spoiling their children. Moreover, two in five were ashamed of their …
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A survey conducted by OnePoll on behalf of Tipico Sportsbook found that Americans believe they play a role in whether their sports team wins or loses. The study of 2400 Americans found that two-thirds of spots fans are superstitious. Superstitious habits Americans displayed The researchers found that the study participants exhibited some superstitious habits. These …
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Soltiaired conducted a poll of 1100 Americans that showed how participants would take their phones with them almost everywhere. The participants would take out their smartphones even in in-app settings such as work meetings and weddings. Moreover, researchers found that people use their smartphones when they get bored. Americans would also use their phones while …
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A survey conducted by OnePoll on behalf of Motel 6 has found that Americans are using the holiday to meet their families and friends. The study of 2000 Americans found that 3 in 5 will be visiting their loved ones. The researchers found that 32% of the respondents will spend their time at home in …
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