By Age 20, Most Americans Report Having Had Intercourse
Percent who have had sexual intercourse, by age and gender.
u/Either_Issue_6510 — 4 days ago
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r/SurveyExchange r/Economics r/Futurology r/takemysurvey r/cognitiveTesting r/psychologyofsex r/decadeology r/newengland r/SampleSize r/Infographics r/dataisugly r/dataisbeautiful
[OC] Occupational prestige, by race, 1972-2024 {25-64, Full-time employed)
Based on data from the General Social Survey https://gss.norc.org/get-the-data.html, White respondents consistently held occupations with higher average prestige, but the gap has closed slightly over 52 years.
u/Either_Issue_6510 — 24 days ago
▲ 5 r/Infographics
Happiest Occupations based on GSS data, 1972-2024
I analyzed the General Social Survey, 1972-2024. I looked at occupations with at least 20 respondents and found their mean happiness score (1-3, converted to 0-100). This isn't indicating necessarily that they are happy with their occupation -- these are the occupations of people happiest with their life.
u/Either_Issue_6510 — 28 days ago
8th grade math ability correlates with violent crime
States with higher 8th grade math scores on the NAEP also have lower crime rates, r = -.49.
u/Either_Issue_6510 — 28 days ago
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Do Higher Income States Have Better 8th Grade Math Performance?
There is a significant and moderate relationship between state math performance of 8th grade students and the median state household income. Across all 50 states the correlation is 0.48.
u/Either_Issue_6510 — 1 month ago
[OC] College Happiness Advantage Grew for Decades, then Narrowed (25+, 1972-2024)
GSS data shows that college graduates are significantly happier than those who did not complete college. The data was downloaded from GSS, https://gss.norc.org/. It was analyzed with SPSS and Excel was used to create the figure. Total N = 63114.
u/Either_Issue_6510 — 1 month ago
[OC] Occupational prestige by race, 1972-2024 (Full-time employed adults)
This shows occupational prestige by race, based on data from the General Social Survey. Overall, prestige increased slightly for both Blacks and Whites. There was no significant change over time in the difference between Black and White scores.
u/Either_Issue_6510 — 1 month ago
[OC] Attitudes toward abortion by region (US adults)
Abortion attitudes on a 1 (more pro-choice) to 6 (more pro-life) scale, based on data from the General Social Survey (https://gss.norc.org/).
u/DependentCard1640 — 1 month ago
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American Infidelity, 1991 to 2022
I did this analysis with data from the GSS (https://gss.norc.org/). It shows that the prevalence of self-reported infidelity (which may underestimate actual rates) has not changed much over time. Men consistently reported more cheating, and the gender gap slightly narrowed.
u/Either_Issue_6510 — 1 month ago
Women’s Income Relative to Men’s Income by Educational Attainment (1974 vs. 2024)
openpublicpolls.comu/Either_Issue_6510 — 1 month ago
American Attitudes toward Sexual Behaviors, 1987-2024 - Vote in Live Polls
I analyzed data from the General Social Survey to look at attitudes toward sexual behavior in the US from 1987 to 2024, N = 45K.
u/Either_Issue_6510 — 2 months ago
[OC] Regional Differences in Estimated Verbal IQ in the United States (US Adults)
Shows estimated mean IQ, by US region, based on WORDSUM (vocabulary test) in the GSS. Eta = 0.144, p < .001, n = 2591.
u/Either_Issue_6510 — 2 months ago
[OC] Age-related differences in selected obsolete skills
I did a survey of ten obsolete skills. These were the three that were most strongly related to age. The full report can be found here: Obsolete Skills in the Digital Age: Which Traditional Skills Have Survived? - Vote in Live Polls
u/Either_Issue_6510 — 2 months ago
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[Casual] Which of these arguably obsolete skills are you able to do? (Everyone)
Which of these arguably obsolete skills are you able to do?
https://openpublicpolls.com/obsolete-skills-survey/
I will post the results, including correlations and crosstabs. 30-second survey.
u/Either_Issue_6510 — 2 months ago
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[Casual] Which obsolete skills do you most admire? (Everyone)
Lots of skills have become obsolete over the past century or so. Which obsolete skills do you most admire?
https://openpublicpolls.com/poll/obsolete-skills/
10-second poll.
See poll results in real-time immediately after voting.
u/Either_Issue_6510 — 2 months ago
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[Casual] What was America's greatest decade? (Everyone)
What was America's greatest decade? "Greatest" can mean prosperity, freedom, opportunity, quality of life, culture, scientific achievement, international influence, or any other factor you consider important.
Ten-second poll. See real-time results immediately after voting.
u/Either_Issue_6510 — 2 months ago
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[Casual] What is the most beautiful word in the English language? (Everyone)
A news report today revealed the most beautiful word in the English language, according to surveyed poets. I'm wondering if "regular" people agree. Vote on the poll here:
https://openpublicpolls.com/poll/beautiful-words/
And see the results in real-time immediately after voting.
u/Either_Issue_6510 — 2 months ago
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[Casual] What city would you most like to visit? (Everyone)
https://openpublicpolls.com/poll/favorite-city/
What city would you most like to visit?
10-second poll. See results immediately after voting.
u/Either_Issue_6510 — 2 months ago