NORC's Xuejie (James) Zhang explains the controversial practice of 'bagging' infusion drugs like those used in chemo.

Now a 4th party is involved: specialty pharmacies.

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#AAPOR24 is just around the corner! We’re excited to be part of the conversation in Atlanta next week. To see what NORC staff are going to up to this year, check out our website: go.norc.org/aapor24

For the 2024 Presidential Primaries, The Associated Press and NORC teamed up once again for AP VoteCast, a groundbreaking election survey that allows for more precise measures of voters, nonvoters, and why the winners won. The data are now available! Check it out apnorc.org/projects/ap-vo…

Excitement is building as #AAPOR24 draws near! 🎉

We’re looking forward to connecting with you in Atlanta next week. Visit our website for a sneak peek at some of the groundbreaking research NORC researchers will be presenting this year: go.norc.org/aapor24

NORC is proud to welcome Alicia Garcia as the new vice president of Education & Child Development! Welcome, Alicia!

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Are we backsliding on drunk driving statistics? 'We are really stuck in some quicksand,' NORC's Jim Fell tells @wsj.

New reporting shows drunk driving fatalities are rising as DUI arrests decline.

#PublicSafety #ResearchImpact #TrafficSafety

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Addressing environmental challenges and gender-based violence together is effective! Our study of USAID grantees shows success in programs that adapt and assess early, raising GBV awareness and strengthening local groups.

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Are there benefits to being “lazy”? A recent CBS Sunday Morning segment explores this question by turning to some NORC trustee expertise. go.norc.org/3Whfu6C

We are excited to share our latest report in collaboration with AP-NORC Center, “Election Insights: Understanding Public Preferences for News Coverage for 2024.'

This study of 2,400+ adults explores the public’s attitudes toward election coverage. 🗳️ americanpressinstitute.org/understanding-… 1/7

A groundbreaking study conducted by NORC, BGSUSociology, and FSU Criminology/Criminal Justice found key teen dating violence trends that help inform preventing and responding to instances of abuse. Learn more and share for #NYVPW : nij.ojp.gov/topics/article…

Senior fellow Elizabeth Mumford reflects on the increase of technology-facilitated abuse and how young people can stay resilient.

See Elizabeth’s post: go.norc.org/4be0Wsw

New Article Alert! @Ddutwin, Patrick Coyle, Ipek Bilgen & Ned English on 'Leveraging Predictive Modelling from Multiple Sources of Big Data to Improve Sample Efficiency and Reduce Survey Nonresponse Error' NORC doi.org/10.1093/jssam/…

NORC’s Louise Hawkley spoke to The Washington Post about the links between loneliness, eating behaviors, & chronic health issues.

She emphasizes the importance of building quality relationships to combat loneliness.

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NORC is proud to welcome Jenna Scott as the new vice president of Education & Child Development. Welcome, Jenna! go.norc.org/3UaWx2N

NORC is hiring a visual designer! This position is a great opportunity to showcase your creative problem-solving and drive excellence in design, while making an impact. #NORCJobs #VisualDesigner #DesignOpportunity #CreativeJobs

Apply now: go.norc.org/3xJ8ipI

NORC analytics supported important work by AARP examining the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act's prescription drug reforms on state pharmaceutical assistance programs (SPAPs).

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The GSS was recently featured in a @NYTimes article titled, “Can a Sexless Marriage Be a Happy One?” The article explores trends over time among married couples in America. Read more here ➙ go.norc.org/3W3bne7

Asking about sexual orientation in surveys? Response order matters!

A new NORC research brief by Christopher Hansen & Erin Fordyce digs into context effects and the implications for future research: go.norc.org/4aCsbgD

Good news about low-wage work, says NORC’s Michael Schultz: These jobs can be stepping stones to higher salaries. The bad news is that many jobs lack the “ladders” needed for workers to move up.

See his post (plus video interview with WorkRise): go.norc.org/3xLtvPy

Race can be a challenging topic to discuss. At #AERA24 , Rachel Feldman and Johanna Quinn presented a novel interview method for studying how university-based actors think about race and the implications for their institutions and college completion equity.