Survey takeaway from the No Kings protests: Changing the order of the questions can change attendance estimates, too.
Context matters. Order matters. At scale, that difference can mean millions.
#OmniBites Read more: https://t.co/LJ9qY4xIXc
More Americans say China leads the U.S. in electric vehicles, AI, and alternative energy. Few see the competitive landscape shifting in the next decade, with AI as a slight exception.
#OmniBites: Bite-sized insights from the @AmeriSpeak Omnibus, a nationally representative survey.
Find out more: https://t.co/gzlEQiYKiR
Many Americans do not see ICE as effective in carrying out its primary mission, enforcing the nation’s immigration laws, with Republicans more likely than other groups to view the agency favorably.
Methodology and transparency report available here: https://t.co/qA6SLt9XfA
More Americans view immigration as having a positive effect on the U.S. economy, culture and values, and local communities than a negative one, but views shift when people think about other areas of life. Methodology and transparency report available here: https://t.co/qA6SLt9XfA
Fraud in opt-in surveys isn't a fixable glitch. NORC's @DDutwin explains why it's a structural feature of how these systems are designed, and how probability-based recruitment addresses fraud at the source.
View his full analysis: https://t.co/eIhRTJp8sj
Had a great chat with JB Wogan of the Data Foundation on trust in, and use of Federal data. The podcast touched upon results from a recent study @AmeriSpeak conducted for the ASA as well as trends in trust. Check it out at https://t.co/ul1VZIxKHl.
As governments worldwide weigh social media restrictions for minors, NORC is already generating the evidence, conducting longitudinal research on Australia’s world-first under-16 social media ban.
View our social media research capabilities and current projects. https://t.co/MKhI7dYI9B
Had a great chat with JB Wogan of the Data Foundation on trust in, and use of Federal data. The podcast touched upon results from a recent study @AmeriSpeak conducted for the ASA as well as trends in trust. Check it out at https://t.co/ul1VZIxKHl.
AI fraud in nonprobability surveys, as noted here, should be a huge concern...particularly since industry experts agree that the "original fraud"...human click farms and the like, are still quite alive and well, contributing to over 4 billion fraudulent interviews last year.
Fraud rates in nonprobability surveys now reach 90 percent or higher, with AI bots and fraudsters overwhelming opt-in panels. NORC's new research brief examines why probability sampling remains the only reliable foundation for survey research.
Access the full brief. https://t.co/Ucm4Q6UitA
The DASH study shows the power of @AmeriSpeak in-person recruiting and interviewing, affording us the ability to generate highly reliable media measurements for @the_ARF and consequently now Nielsen.
How do U.S. households actually consume TV and streaming media? The DASH study NORC fields with the Advertising Research Foundation is helping answer that question, and Nielsen is set to incorporate DASH data into its measurement approach.
Find out how Nielsen is using the data. Variety has the story: https://t.co/ZYByO1IEJ0
Lower-income Americans are driving the fastest growth in personal AI use, but higher-income adults still lead in overall use.
Full AI Adoption Report: https://t.co/nkTabPJMoc
#OmniBites: Bite-sized insights from the AmeriSpeak Omnibus: https://t.co/JR776ejR7R
#AIAdoption
Using @AmeriSpeak 's Foresight 50+ omnibus, @AARPresearch finds wide bipartisan support for Medicare drug price negotiation. See https://t.co/0hS3KfGreK.
How are artists faring in this economy? A new study using @AmeriSpeak sheds new light on the lives, work, and economic realities of artists. https://t.co/jm1D2w0EOI
@NORCNews@AmeriSpeak A seemingly innocuous question, but really speaks to the solution of the mental health crisis: Time with family, expressing gratitude, volunteering, helping others, talking to a professional...they all have a common thread: Making 1-on-1 connections with other people.
Twenty-seven percent of Americans have used AI for health information, but awareness and trust vary sharply by age, education, and income. New NORC data reveal an uneven landscape as AI tools reshape health information access.
View the complete findings: https://t.co/32tDJm3xs5
Can Veterans trust the researchers studying them? Ahead of Veterans Day, Marine Corps Veteran and NORC senior research director Roxanne Wallace talks about building trust through impact and how NORC's Veterans Insight Panel with @RANDCorporation is different: https://t.co/ORjwSsVyJ8
So very excited for this to come to fruition after nearly a year of planning. I could not be more pleased to have this collaboration with RAND and NORC at the University of Chicago, two entities that have conducted so many incredibly important studies of, by, and for Veterans.
Today, we’re teaming up with @RANDCorporation to launch the Veterans Insight Panel (VIP)—a nationally representative data resource designed to capture voices typically missing from Veterans research.
Find out more about VIP: https://t.co/Eiz6owBdXT