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Customer Brand Preference and Decisions: Gallup's 70/30 Principle
Traditional economics depicts the consumer decision-making process as one of logic and reason. Gallup research finds otherwise.
Happiness Is Surviving the Pandemic
Negative emotions are rising around the world. But news about how the world is feeling isn't all grim. John Helliwell, editor of the World Happiness Report, joins the podcast to discuss the state of global happiness.
Leaving Lebanon: Crisis Has Most People Looking for Exit
Lebanon continues to spiral out of control. Record numbers are unable to afford the basics, and a skyrocketing percentage want to leave.
Which Countries Are Happiest -- and Which Are Most Miserable?
Gallup Global Managing Partner Jon Clifton breaks down the findings from Gallup's latest annual Global Emotions Report.
Advice for Keeping Teams Positive When Emotions Are Mixed
Employees are feeling happiness as well as stress and worry during the COVID-19 disruption. Here's how leaders can support positivity.
Amid School Closures, Children Feeling Happiness, Boredom
A majority of parents say their children are experiencing a lot of enjoyment and happiness, as well as boredom, during the COVID-19 situation.
The Emotional State of Remote Workers: It's Complicated
Puzzling Gallup Panel data show that across generations, remote workers are experiencing more negative emotions but high engagement and wellbeing.
Mental Health, Stress Top Reasons Students Consider Leaving
Mental health and emotional stress continue to be the most important reasons college students cite for considering quitting their program.
Reporting on the Will of the World
Explore public sector insights from our global and U.S. social research.
Income Buys Happiness Differently Based on Where You Live
Experiencing positive emotions on any given day goes up with income, but some regions reach peak positivity at lower incomes than others.