Goldman tallied survey responses to a battery of six questions from the A.N.E.S., G.S.S., and N.A.E.S. asking whites to rate both whites and blacks "on dimensions ranging from hardworking to lazy, intelligent to unintelligent, and trustworthy to untrustworthy".
The findings tally with a survey of 50,000 smartphone users carried out by the research company IDC earlier in May, which also found battery life at the top of purchase decisions across all the smartphone platforms.
One recent survey tallied the average workweek for managers at 54 hours.
The survey, tallied by the optimists at the Zagat Survey, seems to have a thing about disappearing into bathrooms.
Though such surveys have proved wrong before, polls released by major TV channels on Monday – the final day of the five-week election – tally with other surveys during the campaign and the contending parties' internal reporting.
These doubts do not tally with some surveys, like the poll taken by the International Republican Institute, in which a majority of Afghans appeared to be positive about Americans and said they thought that the country was going in the right direction.
Survey tallies iPhone interest, finds only 6% to buy [iLounge].
A research expedition in New Zealand has once again caught sight of a lost natural wonder; U.K. archaeologists are protesting new restrictions on excavations; and a new survey tallies up the impact of an uncertain political environment on stem cell research.
The latest population numbers were tallied in a survey last month, park officials said.
Every year the Demographia International Housing Affordability survey tallies real estate prices in 87 metropolitan markets around the world to establish some comparative prices.
The students ran the event -- encouraging deletions, conducting a survey, tallying the results, giving out pledges and, of course, policing for recreational Facebook use.
