By Joseph Staples // SWNS W/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC Many Americans are so worried about the future that they’re losing sleep, according to new research. A new study of 2,000 Americans found 62% struggle to fall asleep — of those, 41% are up all night due to “next day anxiety,” or fearing the uncertainty of what tomorrow holds so much, …
By Victoria McNally // SWNS W/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC For over half of all women in the United States, the old adage “sisters before misters” might be more true than anyone thought. According to a recent survey of 2,000 female Americans, 56% would rather be trapped in quarantine with their closest female friend over a romantic partner — …
By Zoya Gervis // SWNS W/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC Messy kitchens are leaving millennial moms anxious and moody, according to new research. A poll of 2,000 millennial moms found more than half of respondents (51%) find themselves unable to enjoy a meal if dishes are looming over them. Two-thirds of the moms studied can’t even go to sleep unless …
By Marie Haaland // SWNS w/ VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC It takes 36 hints over the course of almost eight months — for people to get their significant other to propose, according to new research. The survey of 2,000 engaged Americans revealed 54% dropped hints to their partner encouraging them to propose, but it took some longer than others to …
By SWNS Staff w/ VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC How much would you pay to erase 2020 from your memory? A new survey found the average American would be willing to drop almost $2,000 to do so. The survey asked 2,000 Americans (21+) to reflect on the stresses of 2020 and how they plan to tackle the new year and …
By Marie Haaland // SWNS w/ VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC Enjoying a marshmallow-filled cup of hot chocolate, seeing the first snowfall and warming up by the fire after a day in the cold were revealed to be the best parts of winter. According to new research of 2,000 nationally representative Americans, building a snowman and celebrating the holidays were …
By SWNS Staff w/ VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC Three-quarters of new and expectant parents said their baby is their reason for optimism after a difficult year, according to new research. The study asked 2,000 expecting and recent parents about how welcoming a baby in or right after 2020 has made them more optimistic about the future and what is …
Will & Testament Despite the COVID-19 pandemic leading to a rise in will-making, half of Americans still find it “nearly impossible” to discuss death with their family – a phenomenon particularly true for adults trying to speak to their older parents. According to a new survey of 2,000 Americans, 47% of people have gone out of their way to avoid …
By Allison Sadlier // SWNS Staff W/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC One-third of Americans can whip together an “ultra-fast” dinner in just 10 minutes or less, according to new research. Egg sandwiches, grilled cheeses, hamburgers, hot dogs and microwave meals were all common dinners respondents said they could whip together in a pinch. A study of 2,000 census-balanced Americans …
By SWNS Staff w/ VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC What do you think the biggest impact on your personality growing up was? A new survey found 66% of Americans said playing video games as kids shaped their personality into what it is today. The survey asked 2,000 Americans about their relationship with video games throughout their lives and their time …
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