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[MTW] Differences In Beauty And Self Image Between Teen Girls And Women In Their 60s
02-01-12 Although the majority of women in their teens (80%) and 60s (88%) feel they look good for their age, according to span class="03eTextbas . . . more >
[MTW] Millennial Women Get Distracted By Social Media; Older Women By Poor Connectivity
02-01-12 Women ages 22-34 (30%) are about twice as likely as women ages 35-44 (17%), ages 45-54 (11%), and ages 55-64 (12%) to say social media si . . . more >
[MTW] Women Comprise Majority Of E-Reader Users
02-01-12 Some 14% of U.S. adults use an e-reader, with women comprising the majority (54%) of users, according to eMarketer. By 2014, 28 million w . . . more >
[MTW] Women Learn About Cheaters Via Friends
02-01-12 Nearly two in 10 women (19%) and 23% of men have cheated on a significant other, according to Kinsey Institute. Though these cheaters are . . . more >
[MTW] Women Are Overlooked In Films
02-01-12 There are twice as many men as women in speaking roles in the 100 top-grossing films from 2009 (the latest year such stats are available) . . . more >
[MTW] Women Are Less Likely Than Men To Use Vacation Time
02-01-12 Women ages 18-34 leave an average of 10 unused days of vacation time each year, while their male counterparts leave an average of seven d . . . more >
[MTW] Marketers On The Move 02-01-12
02-01-12 Lisa Streff is named SVP Licensing at SMC Entertainment (818-700-0572 . . . more >
[MTW] Women Think They're Less Likely Than Men To Be Disabled Via Accidents, Illness
02-01-12 Although 83% of adults agree that a “disability could happen to anyone at any time,” men and women have different views o . . . more >
[MTW] Women Workers Are Less Motivated By Money Than By Work-Life Balance
02-01-12 Women are less likely than men to be satisfied with their careers (55% vs. 57%), according to Accenture. Women are more likely than m . . . more >
[MTW] Stress On The Rise For Women
02-01-12 Women are more likely than men to say they have a great deal of stress (28% vs. 20%), according to the American Psychological Association . . . more >
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