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“Almond Mom” refers to parents who push certain restrictive health and eating habits onto their children. The term was coined after one episode of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills aired, whereby Gigi Hadid, an acclaimed model reports feeling weak, to which her mother, television personality, and former model, Yolanda Hadid, suggests chewing a few almonds. Such behavior is termed “almond mom.”

Highlights:
🔹56.36% of respondents suggest that trends such as the “Almond Mom” behavior negatively impact children.
🔹15.62% of respondents feel that the almond mom trend highlights the need and importance of being mindful of eating and health habits.
🔹15.5% suggest that the almond mom trend puts pressure on children to conform to certain standards.

60% Of Respondents Oppose the Almond Mom Parenting Style

Japan has approved an abortion pill for the first time, allowing early-stage pregnancies up to nine weeks to be terminated. Previously, abortions were only possible through surgical procedures. Japan’s new law that allows abortion up to nine weeks has gathered mixed opinions on the matter. Thus Real Research launched a survey to see what the public has to say. Check out the video to see what the survey respondents had to say.

Highlights:
🔹Most respondents (69.25%) are aware of Japan approving abortion pills to terminate pregnancies up to nine weeks.
🔹32.82% of respondents believe legal abortion in Japan would allow women more control over their reproductive choices.
🔹55.48% of respondents support Japan approving abortion pills.

Half of the Respondents Support Japan’s First Abortion Pill

YouTube has updated its policies on video content related to eating disorders to prevent the promotion of harmful behaviors and provide support for users dealing with these issues. Real Research conducted a survey on the topic to find out what the public has to say.

Highlights:
🔹 37% are well aware of YouTube’s updated policies for eating disorder content.
🔹 38.72% of respondents think that YouTube’s efforts to limit harmful content could prompt other social media platforms as well.
🔹 12.59% say YouTube’s updated guidelines would affect creators if unable to adhere to guidelines.

15% Support Youtube’s Updated Policies for Eating Disorder Content as Promoting Healthy Content

Tech giant Apple has launched a high-yield savings account in collaboration with Goldman Sachs that allows Apple Card users to earn up to 4.15% annual yield, significantly higher than the national average interest rate in the U.S. Real Research launched a survey on the topic to see what the public has to say.

Highlights:
🔹36.24% of respondents are uncertain about using Apple Card’s savings account, citing “interest rates” and “benefits” as key factors.
🔹Nearly two-thirds (62.79%) of Apple Card owners highly likely to open Apple Card’s savings account due to existing relationship with Apple.
🔹40.69% highly likely to switch to Apple savings account as primary savings option.

Three-in-Ten of Respondents Are Aware of Apple Card’s Savings Account

Neflix’s “Queen Cleopatra,” starring Adele James, has received criticism for portraying the female protagonist, Queen Cleopatra as Black citing that historical figures cannot be misrepresented. This criticism prompted Real Research to launch a survey on the topic.

Highlights:
🔹Nearly 78.43% have watched the trailer of the Netflix docu-series “Queen Cleopatra.”
🔹Accurate depiction of appearance in biographical docu-series is critical for 49.72%.
🔹69.15% plan to watch the show, despite the controversy around the show.

‘Blackwashing’ Backlash Will Surge Queen Cleopatra’s Popularity, Say 32%

Thailand’s opposition leader, Srettha Thavisin has recently promised 10,000 Thai baht ($300) in digital currency if elected Prime Minister. While some regarded this as a positive thing, others felt the contrary. This prompted Real Research to launch a survey on the topic to see what the public has to say. Check out the video to see what respondents from the survey had to say.

Highlights:
🔹21.63% feel that Thailand’s opposition leader promising crypto airdrop is ‘bribery’ and feel it will not work.
🔹38.41% feel Thavisin’s crypto handout could possibly improve Thailand’s economy
🔹24% feel Thavisin will use Bitcoins (BTC) to carry out his crypto handout

Thailand’s Opposition Leader’s Promise to Airdrop Crypto Will Not Improve Economy, Say 26%

The International Labor Organization (ILO) has released a report predicting that global unemployment will increase by 3 million in 2023, bringing the total to 208 million due to the global economic slowdown. Real Research conducted a survey on this to gauge public opinions and explore the possible impacts, and solutions to the rising unemployment rates.

Highlights:
🔹89% are aware that the employment market has slowed drastically since the pandemic.
🔹Entry-level employees would be impacted the most by the job market crisis, say 27.66%.
🔹 35.97% haven’t been impacted by the economic crisis but know of someone who was.

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31% Predict the Job Market in 2023-24 Would Be Stagnant

Florida Republican governor, Ron DeSantis, signed a bill approving a Ban on abortion after six weeks of pregnancy. This ban would also reportedly impact nearly 15 million women of reproductive age living in states where abortions are banned. The six-week abortion Ban in Florida has unmistakably received mixed opinions from society. While there have been those supporting the decision to ban, the majority are outraged at the news. Thus, Real Research launched a survey on the topic.

Highlights:
🔹23% feel the six-week abortion Ban in Florida is a violation of women’s rights and autonomy over their bodies
🔹35% reckon that the ban will not have any impact on women’s healthcare in Florida
🔹Ron DeSantis’ approval of the abortion ban could negatively affect his standing in the 2024 elections

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Six-week abortion ban in Florida Could Worsen the State’s Healthcare, 33% Say