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January 2004
Please view the above links to visit your panel web site and check out the latest prize winners, or go to www.i-say.com What's Been Said... In last month's Ipsos Online Express Survey, we asked i-Say panelists a variety of questions about weather. Here are some interesting findings on the topic: *Americans are most likely to say they enjoy...
*Don't enjoy...
Almost all of the panelists surveyed (97%) are familiar with the expression "under the weather". In addition, when waking up in the morning, the weather is one of the first things Americans (81%) will think of. By the same token, more than half (60%) of Americans are aware of the Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). The results show that the majority of panelists (91%) believe that weather affects the way they feel. Specifically, they feel changes in weather alters mood (84%), general well being (73%), and behavior (67%). (*Respondents were asked to select all that apply in their choice of weather). (Source: This survey was conducted among 924 i-Say panelists, representative of the American Internet population, between December 11 and 15, 2003). Help Keep Us Informed! |
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Did You Know? Here are the most frequently used words to describe rain:
(Source: This survey was conducted among 924 i-Say panelists, representative of the American Internet population, between December 11 and 15, 2003). Items of Note If you prefer not to receive this newsletter, send us an email at questions@i-say.com and type the words "no news" in the subject line. As a CASRO member, we subscribe to the Code of Standards and Ethics for Survey Research established by the Council of American Survey Research Organizations. Panel Support Email: questions@i-say.com |