The YouGov Friendship Study
The YouGov Friendship Study looked at the attitudes and opinions of Britons about friendship
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YouGov Friendship Study Part Five: How COVID-19 impacted Britons’ relations with their friends
Most Britons say the pandemic has impacted their friendships
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YouGov Friendship Study Part Four: Friendship and gender - can men and women be friends?
Britons overwhelmingly believe that heterosexual men and women can be just friends
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YouGov Friendship Study Part Three: Britons on making friends
Part three of the YouGov Big Survey on Friendship
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YouGov Friendship Study Part Two: Friendship circles and types of friends Britons have
Do Britons mix friends and politics?
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YouGov Friendship Study Part One: Close friends and broad group of friends
Are Brits introverted or extroverted? Do they have close friends? And where did they meet them?
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The YouGov Death Study
YouGov has conducted a large-scale study on the attitudes and opinions of Britons about death.
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The YouGov Death Study: The meaning of life
Does life have meaning?
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The YouGov Death Study: The perception and impact of death
How often do people think about death?
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The YouGov Death Study: Britons and their own death
Seven in ten Britons (72%) say they feel comfortable talking about their own death. A fifth (22%) say they do not, the YouGov Death ...
