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15 December 2015

4009 GB adults surveyed

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If you do a good deed today, an act of real kindness and generosity, do you think it increases or decreases the likelihood that something good will happen to you tomorrow?

Conducted 15 December 2015

YouGov surveyed 4009 GB adults

27%
1%
59%
13%
If you do a good deed today, an act of real kindness and generosity, do you think it increases or decreases the likelihood that something good will happen to you tomorrow?

Conducted 15 December 2015

YouGov surveyed 4009 GB adults

By:
27%
1%
59%
13%

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