Curtis Jessop
@curtisjessop.bsky.social
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Director of Attitudinal Surveys at the National Centre for Social Research
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Another sunny morning on the way in to #ESRA25!

Join me this afternoon for a presentation on targeting incentives on a push-to-web survey AND, later, a session on methods for including under-represented groups.

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natcen.bsky.social
Public attitudes toward same-sex relationships have changed dramatically.

In 1983, just 17% said they were “not wrong at all”. By 2022, it was 67%.
A powerful shift over 40 years.

#BritishSocialAttitudes #LGBTQ #PrideMonth #PublicAttitudes #Data
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samfr.bsky.social
Strong public support for winter fuel allowance u-turn.

Westminster usually overestimates the negative impact of u-turns vs the political benefit.
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ess-austria.bsky.social
Opinions about: "Tensions between poor and rich people in your country". The latest CRONOS 3 Wave 1 data are available for 11 European countries.
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curtisjessop.bsky.social
Book your place! As the new Labour government attempts to navigate complex political and policy waters both internationally and domestically, on 25th June we'll be reporting on findings from the latest British Social Attitudes survey exploring the public's perspective: natcen.ac.uk/events/briti...
British Social Attitudes (BSA): Policy challenges in fragmented politics | National Centre for Social Research
Join us for the launch of the latest BSA report
natcen.ac.uk
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jonburton.bsky.social
New editions of linked geographical data for @usociety.bsky.social
Waves 1-14 Census 2021 data are now available, as are Acorn Wellbeing data.

www.understandingsociety.ac.uk/news/2025/05...

These include Scottish Data Zones and Intermediate Zones, so all four countries of the UK are now covered.
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isspsurvey.bsky.social
🌍 The 2025 ISSP General Meeting kicks off this week in Pula, Croatia! On the agenda: the 2026 Role of Government and 2027 Social Networks & Social Resources modules. We are also thrilled to welcome Ukraine back to the programme—bringing ISSP membership to 45 countries. #ISSPGA25
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natcen.bsky.social
Today we have published a policy briefing paper, sharing fresh insights into the public's attitudes towards devolution #SocietyWatch #SocialResearch #Devolution #Deliberation natcen.ac.uk/publications...
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natcen.bsky.social
New study for the Gambling Commission @gamblingcommission.bsky.social:

➡️ NatCen conducted qualitative research exploring the experiences and journeys of individuals who had experienced negative gambling consequences. 🧵
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jonburton.bsky.social
Are interviewer administered follow-ups of web
non-respondents still needed to maximise
respondent dataset quality? Evidence using @usociety.bsky.social: the UK Household
Longitudinal Study
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jamesdgriffiths.bsky.social
If you're interested in where Reform are getting their votes from, we made a really short video about it last year!

This was about their 2024 voters, but (given the long-term trends) I'd be shocked if it had changed a lot since then!

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natcen.bsky.social
📣 Latest findings from our British Social Attitudes survey have been published by @nuffieldtrust.bsky.social and @thekingsfund.bsky.social.
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natcen.bsky.social
We were commissioned to conduct a nationally representative survey on the experiences, scale and cost of consumer detriment in the UK in the 12 months to April/May 2024. This study builds on our previous research from early 2021.
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natcen.bsky.social
🆕We have released new data on attitudes to tax and government spending ahead of this year's British Social Attitudes report.
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natcen.bsky.social
During the cost-of-living crisis, single parents were much more likely to need to borrow money than others.

In 2023-24, two-thirds of single parents with three or more children who were in receipt of means-tested benefits (like Universal Credit) borrowed money to help pay for things.
curtisjessop.bsky.social
If you've got experience working in survey research, and are looking to progress and/or move into social research, you might be interested in these new roles in my team.

Do get in touch if you'd like to find out more

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Senior Researcher - NatCen Opinion Panel
Job Opening: Senior Researcher - NatCen Opinion Panel at the National Centre for Social Research in London/Edinburgh.
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natcen.bsky.social
The latest data from the #BritishSocialAttitudes survey finds that 79% of the British public think doctors should definitely or probably be allowed to end the life of a person with an incurable terminal illness if the person requests it.
Read our latest article: natcen.ac.uk/public-suppo...
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natcen.bsky.social
Open Research Week celebrates and promotes research for researchers and colleagues who support open research. Find the recording for Alex Scholes' webinar 'British Social Attitudes and Dividing Lines: 40 years of open-access research' here: ow.ly/4Mbg50VbF1O
#BritishSocialAttitudes #OpenResearch
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ess-survey.bsky.social
A webinar about using social surveys to answer research questions will be held from 11am-12pm (CEST) on Monday 7 April.

Three research fellows from the Infra4NextGen project will share their experiences and offer advice at the event organised by @aussda.bsky.social 🇦🇹.
Webinar: Using social surveys to answer research questions | Infra4NextGen
Register via Zoom Webinar Speakers: David Consolazio, Yuliya Kazakova and Ruxandra Comănaru How can social scientists design
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jburnmurdoch.ft.com
NEW: The actions of Trump and Vance in recent weeks highlight something under-appreciated.

The American right is now ideologically closer to countries like Russia, Turkey and in some senses China, than to the rest of the west (even the conservative west).

My column: www.ft.com/content/3046...
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