Talker Research
Coverage of Talker Research in the Nexus archive.
- Warning signs you're too stressed about back-to-school season and what to do about it
Back-to-school season often causes significant stress for parents due to routines and commitments, with one parent losing nearly 7,000 minutes yearly driving kids. Dr. Talmage Nielsen shared warning signs of excessive parental stress, including constant irritability and difficulty sleeping. To manage this stress, experts recommend establishing consistent routines and starting preparations several weeks before school begins.
- Scripps News poll: Americans excited to celebrate July 4, but divided on Trump’s role
A Scripps News/Talker Research poll shows most Americans are excited to celebrate the nation's 250th birthday, but divided on President Trump's role in the events. Republicans overwhelmingly support Trump's involvement, while Democrats and independents are less supportive. The poll also highlights partisan divides over the country's past and future.
- ‘No contact’ on the rise: Nearly 2 in 5 Americans cut ties with loved ones
A survey by Talkspace's Talker Research found 38% of Americans have cut ties with loved ones in the past year, with younger generations like Gen Z (60%) most likely to do so. Experts warn this trend risks increasing loneliness and eroding meaningful connections, as 73% of respondents prefer distancing over communication. Common reasons include feeling disrespected (36%) and negative impacts on mental health.