How our shopping habits changed as a response to the pandemic
Many of our usual habits have shifted due to Covid-19, even with vaccinations and re-openings. The retail industry had to adapt to shoppers’ new behaviors and needs.
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Social media and the battle against misinformation
What responsibility do social media companies have in preventing the spread of misinformation and the incitement of violence? How much should they intervene, if at all, and when is it non-negotiable?
Read storyA Year in Review: Living through a pandemic
How COVID opinions, emotions, and lifestyles have changed over the past year.
Read storyVaccination nation: The latest pulse on the Covid-19 vaccine
Although the COVID-19 vaccines have shown safe and effective results, many people still have fear and doubt in them. Our latest infographic dives into the nation’s thoughts towards the subject.
Read storyTaking the pulse one year into the pandemic and post historic presidential election
The story of our concern level shows a quick increase and then continued elevated level of concern, just as the story of our “return to normalcy” expectations show gradual realization that “this will take a while.”
Read storyAre you a “lifelong learner”?
Did you know that 70% of respondents from our recent study consider themselves a “lifelong learner”? So what does lifelong learning mean exactly?
Read storyA happy quarantine Valentine’s Day
Given that some of our Valentine’s Day plans may look a bit different this year due to the pandemic, we figured it would be the perfect opportunity to reach out to our audience to get their input.
Read storyHealth literacy in the age of social media and misinformation: a conversation with Dr. Eileen Fry-Bowers
To dive more into health literacy, sources, and misinformation from a broad lens, we once again sat down with Eileen Fry-Bowers, PhD, JD, RN, CPNP, FAAN.
Read storyProtect the quality of your survey data from speedsters cheaters and bots by implementing smart trap questions
Not filtering out unqualified, inattentive or fraudulent respondents will at the minimum add unnecessary noise to collected data and at worst it may invalidate your survey’s findings.
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