Results from an annual poll conducted by Phi Delta Kappa (PDK) and Gallup shed light on Americans' views on teachers at public ...
A recent article in The Economist discusses the rather surprising results of a psychological study conducted by Kurt Gray of the Universit...
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A recent article in The Economist explores the decline in marriage rates in Asia, as well as its causes and potential consequences. The f...
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George Alter, acting director of ICPSR since November 2009, has accepted the position of Director for a five-year term starting in September...
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A recent study conducted by Pew Research Center surveyed populations on their views of Muslims, Christians and Jews in 14 different countr...
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