A new national study of 700 U.S. adults reveals how NFL fans think, watch, spend, and choose their teams, and what will shape fan behavior heading into Super Bowl 2026. From shifting loyalty and the “America’s Team” debate to spending patterns and viewing rituals, this report uncovers the real story behind modern NFL fandom.
With 72% of Americans saying their idea of luxury has changed, and more than 60% buying luxury for self-care rather than status, this report uncovers the real forces shaping modern consumer behavior.
A new national study reveals that Americans are cooking more, spending less on restaurants, and relying heavily on quick meals to manage time, money, and stress.
Nearly 70% have purchased a “feel-good” item in the past six months, signaling a major shift toward affordable indulgence.
With nearly half visiting outlets several times a year and 65% believing outlets offer better deals than traditional retail, outlets remain a major player in consumer spending across every holiday season.
This is the only recurring study that tracks NPS, CSAT, and repurchase intent across seven major industries and dozens of leading brands.
Across multiple national studies, we uncover how Swifties are transforming fandom into a powerful social, economic, and psychological phenomenon.
Insights and experience company QuestionPro finds concertgoers are spending about $1,800 per concert goer, with 80 percent saying it was worth the experience and 91 percent saying they’d go again.
From shifting loyalty and the “America’s Team” debate to spending patterns and viewing rituals, this report uncovers the real story behind modern NFL fandom.
From the rise of gentle parenting to declining outdoor freedom and high reliance on digital tools, modern parenting is undergoing its biggest transformation in decades, and parents are deeply conflicted about it.
From family-driven trips to rising travel stress and cautious 2026 plans, this study uncovers the psychology behind how Americans move during the holidays.
A national study reveals how Americans integrate audio into their everyday lives — from music and podcasts to radio, ambient sound, and social media audio.
From board games and collectibles to mobile games and cosplay, adults are using play to relieve stress, reconnect with themselves, and cope with modern life, often with little stigma and surprisingly modest spending.
Nearly every household participates, and Halloween now rivals Christmas as a major decorating and cultural event. Motivations center on joy, nostalgia, family connection, and creative self-expression.
A new national study reveals that Americans are drinking less and increasingly embracing alcohol-free habits for health, savings, and emotional well-being.
Doctors are adopting generative AI tools at record speed, but only a minority feel ready, trained, or supported. This study exposes the real opportunities and risks shaping the future of clinical work.
While most hope for joy, peace, and connection, many quietly expect stress, fatigue, and tension instead.
Most Americans aren’t thriving — they’re managing, improvising, cutting back, delaying dreams, and doing whatever they can to keep going emotionally and financially.