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Attitude surveys indicate that overtly prejudicial beliefs have declined, and endorsement of the principles of equal treatment regardless of race has increased. Race is often at the forefront of American conversation. It has lately emerged with new urgency around discussions of policing, immigration, First Amendment rights, and even professional football. MORE
According to the 2012 Taxpayer Attitude Survey, 87 percent of Americans believe that cheating on taxes is wrong. Moreover, 95 percent of those surveyed reported that their personal integrity affects their honest reporting on tax forms. MORE
The home-workers were also more productive per minute, which employees told us (in detailed surveys) was due to the quieter working conditions at home. MORE
We considered four key dimensions: Behavior, Attitudes, Environment, and Experience. Attitudes : How do users feel about the digital trust environment? A typical way to gauge trust is to survey users with questions such as: How do you feel about the digital environment? We combined responses to multiple surveys from a variety of sources, such as the World Values Survey , CIGI-Ipsos, and Edelman’s Trust Barometer. Fanatic Studio/Getty Images. MORE
Attitude Survey Related Topics Harvard Business Review
OCTOBER 11, 2017
Attitude surveys indicate that overtly prejudicial beliefs have declined, and endorsement of the principles of equal treatment regardless of race has increased. Race is often at the forefront of American conversation. It has lately emerged with new urgency around discussions of policing, immigration, First Amendment rights, and even professional football.
Harvard Business Review
APRIL 4, 2013
According to the 2012 Taxpayer Attitude Survey, 87 percent of Americans believe that cheating on taxes is wrong. Moreover, 95 percent of those surveyed reported that their personal integrity affects their honest reporting on tax forms.
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Harvard Business Review
JANUARY 23, 2015
The home-workers were also more productive per minute, which employees told us (in detailed surveys) was due to the quieter working conditions at home.
Harvard Business Review
FEBRUARY 19, 2018
We considered four key dimensions: Behavior, Attitudes, Environment, and Experience. Attitudes : How do users feel about the digital trust environment? A typical way to gauge trust is to survey users with questions such as: How do you feel about the digital environment? We combined responses to multiple surveys from a variety of sources, such as the World Values Survey , CIGI-Ipsos, and Edelman’s Trust Barometer. Fanatic Studio/Getty Images.
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