Lifestyle Infographics

Rove Lab’s new infographic is a treasure trove of quirky regional facts. They analyzed data to identify where Americans spend the most time at home and presented the results in a map. Their results are based on time-use data and remote-work statistics that rank states. Their work turns everyday routines into something you can geographically observe.

An article from Ooma outlines 30 safety tips to help older adults maintain independence and minimize risks at home and online. They begin with cybersecurity essentials, like strong, unique passwords, password managers, secure Wi-Fi, and multi-factor authentication. These can all help defend seniors against a growing world of digital threats.

Bullying is a rampant problem in the United States. We can see that clearly in a new study from the team at PA Requirements. They used data from the National Survey of Children’s Health to create a map of percentages of children who have been bullied and children who have perpetrated bullying.

This new study from NapLab offers us a statistical examination of the most popular sex positions based on their survey responses. The team transformed the results into a unique blend of data visualization, sexual wellness information, and an examination of preferences across different demographics.

Health and senior care expenses are perhaps the largest contributor to retirement costs and one of the most significant factors the team at Ooma considered when creating their scoring system, which ranks the states that are most expensive to retire in. Mississippi had the most affordable assisted living costs at $54,943 annually, compared to Hawaii’s high cost of $139,807 annually.

In a new study, Kremp Florist reveals Americans’ most common birth date and year. They found that August has the highest concentration of birthdays in 45 states, prompting questions about why this might be.

NapLab’s new study on attraction sheds light on how culture and location can create distinct preferences in physical attraction across the U.S. The research shows that our standards of beauty aren’t universal. Geography, climate, and local culture seem to influence what Americans are attracted to.

The NapLab team took an intriguing look into the state of infidelity in the United States to unearth some surprising details. The team conducted a survey asking respondents if they had cheated on a partner, been cheated on, and which state they lived in.

Here is an infographic courtesy of F3 Investigations, an Orlando Scam Investigator that reveals eight behavioral red flags that may indicate someone is lying, along with ethical strategies to calmly observe and respond.

The team at PA Requirements highlights a significant social issue with a map of U.S. areas that have the highest percentage of children living in poverty. Childhood poverty can have life-long adverse effects. If we want to live in a more equitable society with safer, happier, healthier children, this is an issue that must be addressed.