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Survey finds consistency in public attitudes about families across the past decade
Despite the political climate's ebbs and flows, a recent study on family and marriage suggests people’s overall attitudes toward family issues have largely remained consistent in the last decade, with the exception of the economy. The American Family Survey, created by the Wheatley Institution at Brigham Young University in partnership with the Center for the Study of Elections and Democracy, the Deseret News and YouGov, annually samples 3,000 adults whose characteristics mirror those of the general population. Since 2015, respondents have been asked about the basic structure of the ...
