In a world where financial security during retirement is becoming increasingly uncertain, understanding how individuals make decisions about their retirement savings is crucial. Our study explores how common-sense beliefs, or lay theories, about wealth creation influence retirement savings behavior. By focusing on these psychological factors, we can better understand and influence how individuals prepare for their financial futures.
People tend to use their smartphones for many of their waking hours. On average, Americans spend 3.5 hours on their smartphone each day. Researchers have tried to better understand this global phenomenon, focusing on how smartphone use can cause negative outcomes. Problematic Smartphone Use (PSU) describes smartphone use, that results in life deficits, such as shortfalls in work, school, and sleep.
CloudResearch conducted a first of its kind, longitudinal, online poll using AI-driven interviews to explore how voters’ perceptions changed before and after the September 10th debate.
Two weeks ago, the presidential election landscape seemed unchangeable, with most voters firmly supporting their chosen candidate. National polls showed Trump holding a 6-point lead over Biden. Today, the political scene has shifted dramatically. President Biden has exited the race, endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris, who is now poised to become the Democratic nominee for president.
On July 13th 2024, former President Trump narrowly escaped death when a bullet grazed his head and struck his ear during a presidential rally in Butler, PA. As the nation grappled with the aftermath of this assassination attempt, the political...
In the immediate aftermath of the presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump, we conducted interviews using Engage, our AI Conversation Interview platform. These interviews focused on persuadable voters—individuals who are still open to voting for either candidate in the upcoming presidential election.
