Descrição
In their intriguing exploration of public opinion and decision-making, Darrell Bricker and John Wright delve into the power of anonymity as a tool for gathering honest insights. As experts from Ipsos, they reveal how the simple act of removing identifiable markers allows individuals to express their true thoughts and feelings, leading to more accurate reflections of societal attitudes.
Through a combination of engaging anecdotes and analytical data, the authors illustrate how understanding what people truly think can transform various fields, from politics to marketing. Their approach not only highlights the significance of public sentiment but also emphasizes the art of conversation in a world increasingly governed by superficial interactions.
Through a combination of engaging anecdotes and analytical data, the authors illustrate how understanding what people truly think can transform various fields, from politics to marketing. Their approach not only highlights the significance of public sentiment but also emphasizes the art of conversation in a world increasingly governed by superficial interactions.
Detalhes do Livro
Formato
Brochura
Páginas
288 páginas
Idioma
Inglês
Publicado
ago 25, 2009
Editora
HarperCollins Publishers
ISBN-10
1554682614
ISBN-13
9781554682614